Here you will find Poland tax insights prepared for foreign companies that operate or plan to operate in Poland.

Our Poland tax insights explain in simple language topics such as VAT registration KSeF hiring employees without a Polish company corporate income tax and other practical issues that affect your business.

Poland tax insights and official resources

For official information in English you can also visit the Polish Tax Portal podatki gov pl in English but our Poland tax insights focus on real cases and clear guidance for foreign entrepreneurs.

3 Reasons Why Buying a Shelf Company in Poland Doesn’t Make Sense

Foreign entrepreneurs entering the Polish market are frequently offered so-called shelf companies – pre-registered legal entities that can…

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A Practical KSeF Checklist for Your Company in Poland

KSeF introduces structured electronic invoicing for all VAT registered entities in Poland. The legal and technical materials are…

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How to Hire Employees in Poland Without Setting Up a Polish Company

Is it possible for a foreign company to employ people in Poland without creating a Polish entity? Yes,…

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Modern Accounting for Polish Sp. z o.o. — Compliance, Technology & Real-Time Control

Why modern accounting in Poland is different Running a limited liability company (spółka z o.o.) in Poland today…

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Do You Need a Polish Bank Account to Register a Foreign Company for VAT in Poland?

Foreign companies entering the Polish market often face a crucial question: is a domestic Polish bank account required to…

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Don’t Set Up a Polish LLC Just to Pay Less Tax!

Many entrepreneurs think about creating a Polish limited liability company (spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością — sp. z o.o.)…

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Inheriting Property in Poland as a Foreigner – Why the 6-Month Deadline Matters

If you have inherited property or other assets in Poland while living abroad, it is essential to understand…

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Polish Settlement Tax Relief – Why the Name “Return Relief” is Misleading

When Poland introduced the so-called “Polish Settlement Tax Relief” (ulga na powrót) in 2022, the intention was to attract talent…

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Deadline April 30: Polish Tax Residents Must Report 2024 Investment Income – Even Losses

If you live in Poland, chances are you’re considered a Polish tax resident. That means you are required…

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How to Finance Your Polish Subsidiary: Optimal Strategies for Entrepreneurs

If you’re an entrepreneur planning to establish or already operating a subsidiary (spółka z o.o.) in Poland, ensuring…

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