20 years of experience in serving companies in Poland
20 years on the market
we provide our customers service for 20 years
We service 500 companies
Work with companies from different sectors
Service in 5 languages
Customers served in PL, EN, UA, RU, VN
Account manager for customers
Each customer has personal account manager
Licenses from Ministry of Finance
Our accountants are licensed by Ministry of Finance
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We are ready to use KSEF
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Our services
Bookkeeping
service for LLC
We execute accounting services for foreign companies.
699 PLN netto
HR
and Paroll in Poland
Providing payroll and HR service for customer employees.
50 PLN netto person
Opening a Company in Poland, Register business
Turn key process how to open a company in Poland online.
3500 PLN netto
Changes in the register of companies KRS
Performing remote changes data in KRS – without client presence.
from 1400 PLN netto
Work permission for foreigner (Selected countries: Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine)
We will handle remote simplified work permits for your employees.
400 PLN netto
Temporary resident card – TRC
We prepare and submit on behalf of customers application for TRC
2500 PLN netto
Registration
address service
We will register your company at the certain address.
120 PLN netto
Advisory
service
Use consultancy of the experienced entrepreneurs, CEO.
250 PLN netto
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Business in Poland
Frequently asked questions
Opening an LLC (SP.Z.O.O.) in Poland is accessible to any foreign citizen or foreign company. We register the company remotely, without the need to be physically present in Poland. The foreigner will need to obtain a PESEL (Polish identification number) from the local registration office and an electronic signature.
For the registration of a company in Poland, the following documents will be required from the foreigner:
- Passport.
- Power of attorney.
Information about the company’s name, founders and their shares, company management, company address, types of activities, and the size of the share capital.
Also, it is important to note that all documents not in Polish must be translated and notarized. For more detailed information and specific requirements regarding company registration, please refer to our website.
The corporate income tax (CIT/Podatek dochodowy od osób prawnych) or profit tax is applicable for companies in Poland. The taxable base is calculated by subtracting business development and maintenance expenses from the total profit, excluding VAT. In Poland, there are two main tax rates since 2020:
- The standard rate – 19%. It applies if the company’s annual revenue exceeds 1,200,000 EUR.
- The reduced rate – 9%. Applicable if the company’s annual revenue is less than 1,200,000 EUR. This rate is mainly used by small and medium size enterprises and is considered one of the lowest in the EU.
Value Added Tax (VAT/НДС).
- The basic rate is 23% and is applied to all types of goods and services. There are also reduced rates for certain types of goods and services:
- 8% rate – hotel services, medications, certain types of passenger transport.
- 5% rate – groceries, sale of ready-made food, cultivation and sale of certain types of plants.
- 0% rate – certain socially significant products and services.
IMPORTANT! Goods imported into Poland from EU and non – EU countries are subject to a 23% tax rate.
Dividend Tax.
Declared dividends are subject to a tax rate of 19%.
- Valid passport of the company founder.
- The name of the future company. It must be in Polish or English. The name should be unique and not resemble any other registered company in Poland. You can check the availability of the name in the National Court Register (Krajowy Rejestr Sądowy) or through an online company registration service.
- Legal address of the company. We determine the location where the company will operate – the city.
- We choose the management of the company – the board of directors (zarząd). At least 1 person, but there can be more. The board is responsible for the company’s activities and bears full responsibility before the authorities; founders do not bear any responsibility. We also provide a list of founders and board members (they need to be registered and obtain a PESEL (Tax Identification Number), ePUAP (Electronic Platform of Public Administration Services) profile, undergo ePUAP verification (for this purpose, visit either the Polish consulate in the country of residence or a government institution in Poland).
- We prepare and provide the company’s Articles of Association.
- We contribute the share capital – the minimum amount of share capital for an LLC in Poland is 5,000 PLN. It can be contributed in cash or in kind. The capital gains tax is 0.5% (For example: with a share capital of 5,000 PLN, the tax will be 25 PLN). The founder can provide loans to the company, and loans from the founder are not subject to taxation.
- We choose the types of activities for the future company (PKD codes); there can be an unlimited number of them, but there will be no more than 10 in the extract from the register.
- We go through the registration in the National Court Register of Companies in Poland (KRS) through the S24 system (online registration). To do this, on the eKRS website, find the section “S24 — Rejestracja spółki.” Alternatively, we go through notarial registration.
- We obtain the KRS number and a certificate of company registration in Poland, as well as the NIP (Tax Identification Number).
- We open a bank account (personal presence is necessary!).
- We register the company with the tax authorities, social insurance authorities, and the statistical office.
In Poland, accounting is conducted in accordance with Polish laws and standards, which require mandatory compliance with certain rules and procedures. Polish standards are very similar to international standards, but there are some specific features. Here are some key aspects of accounting in Poland:
- Official language: Accounting must be conducted in Polish, and financial reports must be submitted in accordance with local requirements.
- Taxation: Polish accounting includes recording tax obligations, preparing tax reports, and complying with tax legislation.
- Reporting: Companies are obliged to adhere to established deadlines for submitting financial reports and statements to government authorities.
- Registration: Accounting policies and standards must comply with the requirements of the National Council of Certified Auditors (Krajowa Rada Biegłych Rewidentów – KRRiT).
For effective accounting management in Poland, many companies hire local accountants or outsource these functions to specialized companies. Given the complexity and specificity of accounting in Poland, it is recommended to seek advice from experienced professionals or accounting consultants with expertise in this field.
To maintain accounting records in Poland, various types of documents related to the company’s economic activities need to be provided. Some of the key documents commonly used for accounting reporting include the following:
- Financial documents: It is essential to provide invoices, bank statements, waybills, income and expense reports.
- Contracts with suppliers and customers: These documents include contracts for the supply of goods and services, invoices, waybills, etc.
- Payroll documents: Payroll sheets, employee contracts, reports on accruals and deductions, insurance contributions.
- Tax declarations and reports: In tax reporting, it is important to consider VAT declarations, corporate income tax, personal income tax, land taxes, and property taxes.
- Financial transaction documents: These include credit agreements, leasing contracts, expense orders.
This is just a small list of documents necessary for accounting reporting, and categories may vary depending on the specific activities and structure of the company. To ensure proper accounting reporting and compliance with Polish legislation, it is recommended to consult experienced accounting professionals or legal consultants to clarify the complete list of required documents for each specific situation.