- The Warsaw Administrative Court ruled that the lack of regulations for training in a specific profession does not exclude the possibility of VAT exemption for training services.
- The Polish Association of Speech Therapists (PZL) sought clarification on VAT exemption for training services they provide to speech therapists.
- PZL argued that their training services should be exempt from VAT, even when organized in collaboration with entities receiving public funding.
- The court agreed with PZL, stating that the purpose of the training and its similarity to standards set by public entities should be considered.
- The court acknowledged that the absence of specific regulations for speech therapy training makes it difficult to find similar standards.
- However, the court emphasized that the training serves a public interest by enhancing skills in professions related to citizen services, particularly those connected to healthcare.
Source: mddp.pl
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