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Closing a Polish company is not as simple as walking away. A limited liability company (sp. z o.o.) is a legal entity that continues to exist — with all its obligations — until it is formally liquidated and struck off the National Court Register. This guide explains how to close a Polish company properly, how…
The bank account is where many foreign founders hit their first real friction. Everything else — company formation, VAT registration, e-signature — runs smoothly and remotely. Then comes the bank account, and suddenly there are AML checks, in-person requirements, and documentation demands. This guide explains how banking actually works for a foreign-owned Polish company, when…
India is one of the fastest-growing sources of entrepreneurs establishing companies in the European Union — driven by IT services, SaaS, consulting, and trading businesses that need an EU legal entity to contract with European clients, access the single market, and build credibility with enterprise customers. Poland has become a practical entry point for many…
Almost every comparison of “company formation in Poland” stops at the wrong number. Founders line up the one-off setup fees, pick the cheapest, and form the company. Then year two arrives — and the costs that actually decide whether a Polish company was a smart move or a slow drain show up for the first…
Understanding how a Polish company is taxed is essential before forming one — especially for foreign founders who need to know how much of their profit reaches them, and how it is taxed when distributed as dividends. This guide explains corporate income tax in Poland (standard and Estonian CIT), dividend taxation, the exemptions available when…