- Compensation for necessary demolition of part of a building is not subject to VAT.
- The demolition is due to a road investment causing loss of functionality.
- The Supreme Administrative Court ruled it is not a payment for a service.
- The dispute involved compensation for demolition on land under perpetual usufruct.
- The building is partially on land designated for road investment and partially on adjacent land.
- Demolition of the part on expropriated land necessitates demolition of the remaining part.
- The company will receive compensation from the municipality as the road manager.
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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