- The Ministry of Finance in Poland states that the imposition of VAT sanctions is mandatory when there is a VAT irregularity.
- However, experts disagree and believe that the sanction can be 0%.
- The Ministry of Finance has softened its stance on 100% VAT sanctions and states that only fraudsters will receive them.
- VAT deduction from faulty invoices, due to lack of due diligence, is subject to a sanction of up to 30%.
- After four months of changes in VAT sanction regulations, there is still no established practice.
- The Ministry of Finance clarifies that the creation of an irregularity is the basis for imposing a sanction.
- The tax authority has the obligation to impose an additional tax liability.
- There are exceptions to the sanction, such as when errors are due to accounting mistakes or if the taxpayer corrects the tax declaration before a tax inspection.
Source: prawo.pl
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