Fiscal Representation in Poland

Fiscal Representation in Poland

A fiscal representative in Poland is an entity that represents a non-European Union (EU) entity when dealing with Polish tax authorities. This representation is necessary when the entity does not have a registered office or a permanent place of business in any of the EU member states but conducts taxable…
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Opening a Recruitment Company in Poland

Opening a Recruitment Company in Poland

A recruitment company in Poland is the liaison between the employer searching for a job and the company searching for the ideal candidate. Recruitment companies in Poland take on the task of finding the right candidates for a job, interviewing them and screening them for existing jobs. Because the Polish market has…
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Polish Sole Proprietorship

Polish Sole Proprietorship

The Polish sole proprietorship is a simple form of business entity. Individuals who choose to set up a sole proprietorship usually run their own small business in their own name. The sole trader or individual who runs this type of business on his own has a number of advantages when choosing this business form,…
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Establish a Subsidiary in Poland

Establish a Subsidiary in Poland

When foreign investors choose to open a company in Poland, they have the option of choosing between a branch and a subsidiary. Polish legislation allows foreign investors to open companies just as any other Polish citizen, so the choice regarding the optimal business entity relies solely on the parent company abroad.  The…
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Open a Company in Poland

CompanyIncorporationPoland.com provides full company formation services in any Polish city.  Quick Facts   Company formation cost for LLC in Poland EUR 1050* (if all participants have an electronic signature or ePUAP) Minimum share capital for an LLC  5000 PLN Paid-In Requirement Yes  Minimum number of shareholders for Limited Company   1…
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