- Director of National Tax Information ruled that a taxpayer running a business from home cannot fully deduct VAT on car expenses.
- The decision was based on the car being parked at the taxpayer’s residence, suggesting potential private use.
- Courts have ruled differently, allowing full VAT deduction in similar cases.
- The taxpayer planned to use the car solely for business purposes, including rental for weddings and IT services.
- The taxpayer had a designated parking space for the business car and aimed to prevent private use.
- Despite these measures, the tax authority did not confirm exclusive business use due to the car’s location at the residence.
Source: ksiegowosc.infor.pl
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