On 12 June 2024, the Council of Ministers introduced draft legislation amending the value-added tax (VAT) law for small enterprises.
The key amendment proposed is that small enterprises based in another EU member state would be eligible for VAT exemption. In contrast, Polish small businesses could apply for VAT exemption in other member states.
Additionally, the legislation introduces new regulations for determining the location of online services.
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