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Ruling: Exemption from VAT for the sale of an organized part of the enterprise

  • The text is a letter from the Director of the National Tax Information regarding the exclusion of VAT on the sale of an organized part of a company.
  • The letter confirms that the taxpayer’s position on the tax consequences of the described future event is correct.
  • The request for an individual interpretation was submitted by the taxpayer on September 8, 2023.
  • The request concerns the recognition that a group of company assets will constitute an organized part of the company and will not be subject to VAT.
  • The company is a limited liability company engaged in industrial supply and services.
  • The company has decided to separate independent departments, referred to as “Department I” and “Department II.”
  • Department I is responsible for certain activities, while Department II is responsible for others.
  • The company currently owns or leases various assets, including buildings, machinery, office equipment, IT equipment, and vehicles.
  • The company also has rights to use land and various intangible assets, such as software.
  • The company has assigned specific assets to each department based on their respective activities.
  • The separation of Department I and Department II is functional and reflected in the company’s organizational structure.

Source: sip.lex.pl

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