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Civil Law Contracts 

If your business works with freelancers, consultants, or short-term collaborators, we prepare and manage civil law contracts (umowa zlecenie, umowa o dzieło) that are both legally compliant and tax efficient.
We guide you through the nuances of non-employment relationships to help you avoid legal risks and ensure smooth cooperation.

Well-drafted civil law contracts form the foundation of secure business relationships and successful collaborations. At Easybooks, our team delivers civil law contracts that help businesses protect their interests and ensure mutual clarity.

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Comprehensive civil law contract services

We support companies in preparing, reviewing, and managing a wide range of civil law contracts—ensuring they meet all regulatory standards and are tailored to your specific business needs. Our services include:

Drafting civil law contracts

Whether you need a service agreement, freelance contract, or outsourcing agreement, we prepare accurate and customized contracts aligned with your business goals and compliant with Polish law.

Contract review

Our team reviews and optimizes your documents to identify legal risks, ensure compliance, and enhance clarity in terms and conditions.

Annexes and contract modifications

Business conditions change. We create annexes and amendments to update your agreements in line with evolving needs or new arrangements.

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Why choose our civil law contract services?

At Easybooks, our expertise allows us to provide contract solutions that are both legally sound and aligned with your financial strategy. Here’s why businesses across Poland trust us:

Compliance with Polish civil law

All contracts are drafted to meet current civil law requirements, minimizing the risk of legal disputes and ensuring enforceability.

Risk reduction and legal clarity

From payment terms to liability clauses, our contracts clearly define each party’s rights and obligations—reducing ambiguity and legal exposure.

Efficient and confidential

We deliver your contracts promptly and securely, with full respect for the confidentiality of your data and agreements.

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Get started today

Transform how your business handles legal agreements and strengthen your compliance framework. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with expertly crafted civil law contracts tailored to your needs.

Contact us today for a consultation, and let us help your company stay ahead in an evolving legal landscape. Book a free call now!

Employment Contract vs Contract of Mandate – Comparison under Polish Law

Aspect 
Employment Contract 
Contract of Mandate (Umowa zlecenie) 
Legal basis 
Legal basis  Labour Code (Kodeks pracy) 
Civil Code (Kodeks cywilny) 
Type of relationship
Employment relationship 
Civil-law (contractual) relationship 
Subordination 
Yes – the employee is subordinate to the employer’s orders 
No formal subordination; more independence 
Place and time of work 
Specified and controlled by the employer 
Flexible – agreed between parties 
Entitlement to paid leave 
Yes – statutory paid annual leave (min. 20/26 days) 
No – no entitlement to paid holiday unless agreed 
Sick leave 
Yes – paid sick leave covered by employer/ZUS 
Only if subject to voluntary ZUS contributions 
Minimum wage 
Yes – must follow the national minimum wage 
Yes – must meet minimum hourly rate (for individuals) 
Social security contributions 
Mandatory: retirement, disability, accident, health, sickness 
Usually mandatory except sickness insurance (voluntary) 
Notice period 
Regulated by law (2 weeks – 3 months, depending on tenure) 
As agreed in the contract (or general Civil Code rules) 
Termination protection 
Protected (e.g. for pregnant women, long-serving employees) 
No special protection 
Written form requirement 
Must be in writing before starting work 
Not required, but recommended 
Employer obligations 
Must keep personnel files, provide training, etc. 
Fewer formal obligations 
Typical usage 
Long-term employment, regular working hours 
Short-term tasks, irregular or project-based work 
  • An employment contract offers more security, benefits, and protections for the worker but also imposes more obligations on the employer. 
  • A contract of mandate provides flexibility and fewer obligations but does not offer the same level of protection or benefits.