- The Sejm considered Bill No. 3074 to amend Poland’s VAT Act and related laws.
- The bill would clarify when online platforms and electronic interfaces are treated as sales facilitators for certain intra-Community goods supplies.
- It would clarify the PLN 42,000 threshold used to determine the place of taxation for intra-EU distance sales by counting only goods shipped from the seller’s own country.
- It would treat supplies reported under the EU OSS regime as taxed in the customer’s country.
- It would generally make VAT due upon delivery, including rules for advance payments.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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