Our company formation experts in Warsaw are ready to help you with all the legal procedures regarding company formation in Poland and many more legal issues.
Open a company in Warsaw
Many local and foreign entrepreneurs who
open an office in Poland choose to
open a limited liability company (Sp. Z.o.o.). This form of business entity requires a minimum initial capital of approximately 5,000 PLN. The Polish limited liability company must have at least one shareholder and one or more founders. The shareholders are liable according to the amount invested in the share capital.
Other
types of Polish business entities may be suited for your new company. A
Polish civil partnership is more suitable for small businesses, while
registered partnerships in Poland are used by entrepreneurs who open larger companies.
Our team dedicated to company registration in Poland can help you decide what type of Polish legal entity suits your specific business needs.
Tax compliance in Warsaw
The
Value-added tax (VAT) in Poland applies on any supply of goods or services. The standard VAT rate is 23 percent and a reduced rate of 8% applies for certain goods and services. Moreover, in Poland there are compulsory contributions to social insurance and additional taxes may apply, for example a real estate tax when purchasing real-estate in Poland.
Our partners also provide
Polish accounting services in Warsaw. Working with a local team of accountants is advisable for all companies incorporated in the country. Moreover, existing businesses can choose to change their outsourced accounting providers. If you wish to know more about our services (which include bookkeeping, annual financial statement preparation, financial assessment reports, and more) please contact us for details.
Investment opportunities in Warsaw
Poland encourages foreign investment and special benefits are available for investors who set up their company in a
Special Economic Zone in Poland (SEZ). These areas were specifically created to encourage investors, however, there are certain types of activities that cannot
obtain a permit to enter a SEZ, such as explosives, tobacco or alcohol manufacturers.