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Dominika Zbonik

Dominika Zbonik combines the professions of lawyer and tax advisor and provides comprehensive advice. She specializes in tax planning, taxation of cross-border transactions, VAT and real estate tax.

Dominika Zbonik gained valuable international experience among others at the Polish Embassy in Berlin. Her practice includes advising individuals and companies from a diverse range of industries, including renewable energy (RE), manufacture, engineering and the fuel industry.

Dominika represents clients in tax proceedings before tax authorities and administrative courts.

Dominika focuses her work on understanding the specifics of client companies and identifying their key challenges. She concentrates on implementing pragmatic solutions that help clients effectively conduct their business in Poland and internationally.

Dominika joined the Zanthier & Dachowski team in 2015.

Dominika studied German and Polish Law at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań and at the European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder). She is also completed her postgraduatecourse in tax law at the University of Wrocław.

Memberships

  • Chamber of Tax Advisors
  • Bar Association in Poznań

Publications

  • Read Dominika's publications in our blog and learn more about the latest trends and analyses in tax and commercial law.

Dominika Zbonik 

Dominika Zbonik

Attorney at law and tax consultant in Poland, LL.B., Poznań

Expertise
Ongoing tax advice, VAT Compliance , Tax proceedings and disputes , Fuel industry, Inheritances and gifts, Succession planning

Languages
Polish, German, English

+0048 61 85 82 55 0
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VAT Compliance
03.12.2024

Fuel cards and VAT

Taxpayers using fuel cards are unsure when they will be entitled to deduct VAT and when their purchase of fuel will be exempt from this tax. The problem relates to the lack of clarity regarding the classification of such purchase as a supply of goods or provision of a financial service. The Ministry of Finance, after long consultations, issued on 16 February 2021 a general ruling concerning transactions performed with the use of the so-called fuel cards. The interpretation was intended to finally clarify doubts of taxpayers as to when refuelling with fuel cards is a supply of goods and when it is a service. The general ruling is based on the jurisprudence of the CJEU, including the most recent CJEU judgment of 2019 ref. C-235/18 vs. Vega International Car Transport and Logistics – Trading GmbH and the most recent polish jurisprudence.

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