Company Registration in Poland | Start a Business in Poland

Starting a new business in other countries is not an easy task. But in fact, it is easy unless you know all the rules and regulation of Company Registration Poland. Our Enterslice team will help, if you are registering a company in Poland as a sole proprietorship, these instructions will help you to complete the registration process. 

Poland has proven its stability during the financial crisis and is also a location that offers investors promising opportunities. Over the past few years, the business climate and economic competitiveness have improved, and now the country has a prosperous economy, a large internal market, provides access to the skilled workforce, and offers attractive business conditions in special areas across the territory. 

Investors who are ready to start a company in Poland should be aware that receiving mail and tax purposes requires a Polish-registered office and set up for the company is a necessary step. Moreover, accounting is also mandatory for Company Registration Poland. 

Types of Business Structures in Poland

Poland enables investors to choose between different types of business structures best suited to their business needs. The following list describes the main characteristics of Poland's major business types: 

• Limited Liability Company: Small and medium-sized enterprises, where the founders are only liable for the capital invested in the enterprise. 
• Joint Stock Company: The SA is also a limited liability company since investors are solely liable for the capital invested, but it is also publicly listed on the stock exchange. 
• Partnerships: These come in various forms, such as limited partnerships, general partnerships or professional partnerships. The founders are responsible for different degrees.
• Sole Trader: The simplest form of business and the one with the highest degree of responsibility for the founder. 

Steps for Company Registration Poland

• Company Type: This is an important choice which will determine other requirements for the future legal entity, such as minimum requirements for share capital. 
• Company Name: The business must have an original name, and a preliminary name check may be carried out by the founders. 
• Draft the Business Association:  The company's constitutive documents are drawn up before a notary public and then executed. 
• Deposit the Minimum share Capital: A bank account shall be opened for this purpose, and the minimum share capital shall be deposited there.

The company is only required to register for VAT purposes if it engages in VAT-related activities. The company founder will have to provide the Articles of Association or the company charter, the statistical number, the region certificate, an excerpt from the National Court Register and the bank certificate to register for tax purposes in Poland. 

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