FULL-SERVICE COMPANY REGISTRATION IN POLAND: WHAT DOES THIS SERVICE INCLUDE?
The full-service company registration provided by our company, Legal Planet, includes the entire process of establishing a company, including support, bank accounts, licensing, cash registers, and other essential components for conducting legal business in Poland.
Service completion time: 10 days.
As confirmation of company registration, we provide you with KRS, Umowa Spółki, CRBR, a corporate bank account, and a company stamp for management.
BUSINESS START-UP NUANCES IN POLAND
Many foreigners, having their business in one of the former CIS countries, move to Poland to develop their business in a progressive European country with more transparent and understandable taxation. In the future, they also aim to obtain residency based on this.
The Polish government encourages the establishment of new businesses that can benefit the Polish economy through tax payments and job creation for Poles or other foreigners. Therefore, starting your own company is available to almost every foreigner.
A foreigner can open a business in two forms: sole proprietorship (jednoosobowa działalność) and partnership (spółka).
Important: To open a sole proprietorship in Poland, a foreigner must have a residence card, a Pole’s card, permanent residency, citizenship, or a “business harbor” visa for Belarusian citizens. This last point was recently added to the list of exceptions allowing a foreigner to open a sole proprietorship.
EU citizens and their family members also have the right to open a sole proprietorship.
In other cases, opening a sole proprietorship is almost impossible. Rare exceptions are entrepreneurs who already have a developed business with significant turnover in other countries. Such a foreigner must have a very strong business plan with step-by-step actions for business development in Poland.
Therefore, if you do not fit into the above categories, the optimal option for you is to open a company in the form of a partnership (spółka).
You can open a company independently or entrust this matter to your trusted representative in Poland.
Our company, Legal Planet, has five years of experience working with the processing of any documents for foreigners and is ready to help you in setting up either a partnership or a sole proprietorship.
In Poland, there are many types of partnerships: limited liability company, limited partnership, joint-stock company, partnership, and so on. We won’t list them all, but it is worth noting that branches (representations) of foreign enterprises also fall under partnerships.
Most often, foreigners establish companies in the form of a limited liability company, spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością (sp.z.o.o.). Such an enterprise is the easiest to register, and the operation of such a company is more straightforward and easier for a foreigner to understand.