Doing business in Poland

Julien

Founder

Member since 11 March 2005

Grand Baie

17 years of happy life abroad

Julien

17 February 2012 10:42:22

52413

Julien

17 February 2012 10:42:22

52413

Grand Baie

Hi,

are foreign investors welcome in Poland?

Is it complicated to register a company in Poland? What is the procedure?

What is the corporate tax rate in Poland?

Is it easy to recruit?

Any advice you would share with us?

Thank you very much for your participation,

Julien

darmi4

Member

Member since 07 March 2012

darmi4

07 March 2012 22:29:50

darmi4

07 March 2012 22:29:50

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wwt

Member

Member since 14 November 2012

Kielce

wwt

14 November 2012 15:10:03

wwt

14 November 2012 15:10:03

Kielce

Hello,
As in every country, investors and their money are gladly welcomed:)
Corporate tax, which is called "CIT" in Poland is fixed and at 19% at the moment (you can get 50% if you are caught on fraud).
I could explain some more, but I need to know what type of comapny are you planning to open.
Recruitment is pretty easy, but getting good staff is a bit hard. It depands wheter you are looking for a labour workers or specialist. It's much easier in eastern parts of Poland, where unemployment is much higher.
For anyone trying to do business in Poland I would suggest finding experienced helping hand.

red.onion

Active member

Member since 11 September 2012

London, England

red.onion

22 November 2012 00:53:03

red.onion

22 November 2012 00:53:03

London, England

For more info I recomend the govermental webside about foreign direct investments i PL: http://www.paiz.gov.pl/en?lang_id=12

Some numbers, facts, opinions, statistics, conditions an so on.
The site is conducted in English as well as in other languages.

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