- The Polish Supreme Administrative Court ruled that renting non-residential premises is not VAT-exempt, even if used only for housing.
- VAT exemption applies only when the property is legally residential and rented for residential purposes.
- If a property is formally non-residential, the rent is taxed at the standard 23% VAT rate.
Source: mddp.pl
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