Polish company formation Archives - Open a Company in Poland

Open Foundation in Poland

Foundations in Poland are frequently used legal entities in this country, part of Polish non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The purpose of opening a foundation in Poland must be beneficial in terms of social circumstances or economically. Below, our specialized company formation agents in Poland offer a comprehensive guide on the types…

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…

Payroll in Poland

Payroll in Poland is the list of a company's employees who need to be remunerated by the company for their work, for a pre-determined period, and on a given date, usually monthly. Payroll services in Poland can be outsourced and our team can offer this type of service. The employer is…

Open a Fintech Company in Poland

Foreign investors who open a fintech company in Poland have a number of advantages, including but not limited to the country’s openness to encourage these types of services tailored to the needs of the financial industry – both the corporations and the clients. Company formation in Poland is a simple process and foreign investors can…

Open a Cryptocurrency Company in Poland

Opening a cryptocurrency company in Poland is an optimal solution for enterprises and fintech firms seeking EU-wide crypto operations. Poland has emerged as a prime jurisdiction due to its cost-effective setup, strong EU reputation, and supportive regulatory environment. On this page, our specialized agents outline the licensing process, regulatory requirements,…

Opening a Financial Company in Poland

If you want to open a financial company in Poland, there are various sectors in which you can operate, including banking services, insurance services, investment services or foreign exchange services. Depending on the type of activity, you might need to apply for a financial license in Poland, and regulations must…

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,…

VAT Registration in Poland

VAT registration in Poland is mandatory for companies that exceed a certain sales limit during the tax year. There are certain exemptions from the registration requirements, as well as additional requirements for intra-Community transactions and activities. In this article, our team of Polish company formation agents discusses the VAT registration procedure, the eligibility…

Set up a liaison office in Poland

A liaison office in Poland (also known as a representative office), acts as a communication channel between the parent company and the suppliers or customers in the country the liaison office is situated in. A Polish liaison office is legally dependent and subordinate to the foreign company and cannot run any commercial activity per se.…

Types of Companies in Poland

Poland is a country that welcomes foreign investors and generally grants them the same investment rights as it does for national investors. There are several types of companies that can be incorporated in Poland and investors can choose the most suitable form for their desired business activity. The types of companies recognized by the Polish Company Act are…