Poland has become one of the most attractive destinations for foreign entrepreneurs in Central and Eastern Europe. A stable legal environment, access to the EU market and relatively low operating costs make it a strong choice for starting a business. A common question is simple: Can foreigners legally run a business in Poland? The answer…
Starting a business in Poland is relatively straightforward, but the real costs depend on the legal form, business model and level of support. Many entrepreneurs focus only on registration costs – while the actual expenses begin after the company is up and running. Registration costs in Poland Registering a sole proprietorship (JDG) is free of…
The European Union has begun implementing the biometric Entry/Exit System (EES), a new automated system designed to register the entry and exit of third-country nationals at the external borders of the Schengen Area. The system replaces traditional passport stamping and aims to enhance security and ensure stricter compliance with immigration rules. The most significant change…
On August 5, 2025, the Ministry of Finance in Poland unveiled a groundbreaking solution for savers and investors – OKI (Osobiste Konto Inwestycyjne). This innovative investment tool is being called the largest tax relief in Polish history for individuals who want to grow their wealth while minimizing tax burdens. What is OKI? OKI is a…
Non–registered activity continues to gain popularity in Poland. It allows individuals to legally earn money from small services or sales without registering a company or entering the CEIDG register. In 2025, this option still offers attractive benefits — as long as you understand the rules and limitations. Who qualifies for non-registered activity? Non-registered activity is…
Running a sole proprietorship (JDG) in Poland comes with numerous formal obligations. A business owner must not only handle invoices, taxes, and ZUS contributions, but also remember to submit timely notifications to various offices. Proper management of these responsibilities is essential for operating a legal and secure business. Obligations when starting a sole proprietorship Registering…
Running a business often requires additional financial resources. One way to improve a company’s liquidity is to obtain a loan from a shareholder or a board member. This solution may be more accessible and flexible than a bank loan, but it requires compliance with specific formalities. Below, we present key information in a Q&A format…
The process of liquidation proceedings of a limited liability company consists of three main stages: Opening the liquidation of an LLC Activities of the entity in liquidation Completion of the liquidation of the company Opening the liquidation of an LLC The first stage of the liquidation proceedings is the opening of the liquidation of the…
What is a Relief for Start? Relief for Start is a particular convenience addressed for start-up entrepreneurs. It allows them to minimize business costs for the first six months and be exempt from specific contributions. By taking the Relief for Start, the entrepreneur can have some perks for six months. It is essential to understand…
Those who decide to run their own business must expect to have a business plan, a strong character and, above all, time to devote to the development of their company. In this article, we present some important information that you should know before setting up your own business in Poland. At the beginning, what should…
