- The Director of the National Tax Information confirms that the taxpayer’s position regarding the tax consequences of future events in the VAT is correct.
- The interpretation request concerns the lack of a permanent place of business in Poland and the taxation of goods supplied.
- The taxpayer is a Dutch company registered for VAT in the Netherlands and Poland.
- The company’s current business activities in Poland mainly involve supplying goods and spare parts to dealers.
- The company does not have a warehouse or storage facility in Poland and does not employ or second any employees to entities in Poland.
- The company rents office space from a Polish subsidiary, but the lease agreement is soon to be terminated.
- The subsidiary provides marketing and sales support services in Poland as per the support agreement.
- The support services include marketing advice, technical support for dealers, and sales support.
- The taxpayer requests an interpretation in the situation where the lease agreement has already been terminated.
Source: sip.lex.pl
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