The article discusses issues related to the interpretation of tax law provisions and tax statutes in proceedings for the issuance of tax rulings (individual interpretations of tax law provisions). The analysis covers legal regulations defining the scope of provisions subject to official interpretation in interpretation proceedings, the practice of tax authorities, and the case law of administrative courts. The article is based on the thesis that the currently adopted legal solutions related to proceedings for the issuance of individual interpretations, as a result of the practice adopted by the authorities, both limit the availability of individual tax rulings for taxpayers and lead to substantively defective interpretations in some of the rulings issued. The article points to the consequences of flawed practice of tax authorities, which limits the possibility of obtaining an official interpretation of tax law provisions whose elements are located in quasi- and non-tax statutes.
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