- Developers are questioning why they have to pay VAT on advance payments that they cannot access because they are blocked in a trust account.
- The tax authorities suggest that the developers should zero out the invoices if they cannot access the funds.
- This interpretation of the law is causing difficulties for businesses.
- If businesses do not agree to zero out the invoices, they may have to pay VAT on the advance payments.
- This situation is leading to legal disputes.
Source: podatki.gazetaprawna.pl
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