Poland allows 100% foreign ownership of companies — including by non-EU citizens. There is no requirement for a local partner, no minimum investment threshold, and no obligation to visit the country. Whether you are an entrepreneur from China, Turkey, India, the UAE, Nigeria, the USA, or any other non-EU country, you can establish a fully…

Since December 2024, every consumer product sold in the European Union must comply with the General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR). For non-EU sellers — particularly those selling through Amazon, eBay, Allegro, or their own e-commerce stores — the most immediate impact is the requirement to have a Responsible Person with a physical EU address displayed…

Poland is introducing mandatory e-invoicing through KSeF (Krajowy System e-Faktur — National E-Invoice System). From April 2026, every VAT-registered company in Poland must issue and receive invoices through this government-operated platform. Paper invoices and PDF invoices sent by email will no longer be valid for VAT purposes. For foreign entrepreneurs operating Polish companies, this is…

Poland has become one of the most practical jurisdictions in the EU for SaaS and digital businesses. The combination of low corporate tax, a mature tech ecosystem, GDPR-compliant infrastructure, and straightforward company formation makes it a strong base for software companies serving European and global clients. This guide covers the legal structure, tax framework, VAT…

VAT registration is one of the first — and most important — steps after forming a company in Poland. Without it, your company cannot issue VAT invoices, recover input VAT, or conduct intra-Community trade within the EU. For foreign entrepreneurs, the process is straightforward but comes with specific requirements and pitfalls that are easy to…