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AHK training seminar (12th May, 2015)
Against the backdrop of strong and stable economic relations between Poland and Germany, many companies from both countries are already conducting their business activities in the neighbouring country. Despite the geographical proximity and similar functioning legal and financial system, there are many regulations which are specific only for each country.
Second edition of the “Business in Germany” project
getsix® Group became a partner of the second edition of the “Business in Germany” project. The aim of this project is to identify five promising Polish start-ups and facilitate the exchange of knowledge, making contacts and gaining know-how, as a result of which their solutions can be implemented on the... Read More →
Best company for a family business
Many undertakings conducting activity in our country, are family undertakings. Such a business may also be conducted in a company. The law does not provide for any special limitations or requirements for companies comprised of family members. They may choose between a civil-law partnership and commercial companies (partnerships/companies). Partnerships include:... Read More →
Poland has managed to maintain its position as a top investment location in the region of Central and Eastern Europe
According to the results of a survey taken by over 1,400 German entrepreneurs investing in 16 countries of Central and Eastern Europe, Poland holds first place in terms of investment attractiveness. Since last year, Poland has managed to maintain the leading position, pushing the Czech Republic to second place for... Read More →
Funding opportunities for foreign investment within Poland: 2014-2020
Currently, in Poland implementation of the new multi-annual financial framework for 2014-2020 begins. Considerable resources are being provided to support many economic sectors. Apart from the EU structural funds, companies can also benefit from a government subsidy program that is mostly intended to promote R&D or environmental projects, as well... Read More →
Poland most attractive for foreign investors in CEE
Poland again outclassed all countries in Central and Eastern Europe in terms of investment attractiveness. Scoring 4.76 out of 6 points, Poland overtook the Czech Republic and Slovakia. This is the main outcome of 9th Economic Survey of Polish -German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (AHK Poland). EU membership is... Read More →
Doing Business in Poland
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Date16 Jul 2013
Fast growing economy Poland has pursued a policy of economic liberalization since 1990 and today stands out as a success story among transition economies. Poland is the 6th largest economy in the European Union and one of the fastest growing economies in Central Europe. It is the only member country... Read More →
Administrative Requirements
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Date27 May 2013
Legal requirements In order to operate properly, each company must meet a number of legal requirements. This section presents the key issues, which must be taken into consideration while running a business in the territory of Poland as a commercial company. Each commercial company must be registered in the registry... Read More →
Types of Business Entities
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Date23 May 2013
According to the Polish legal framework, economic activities may be carried out in many various forms. Below is a presentation of their characteristics. Sole proprietorship (self-employment; individual business entity) For a private individual to be allowed to conduct his or her sole economic activity, he or she must be registered in the... Read More →
Informations about Poland
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Date26 Mar 2013
Introduction Poland, officially Rzeczpospolita Polska is a democratic state in Central Europe. Capital and largest city of the country is Warsaw. Poland is based on its area is the seventh largest country in Europe and is ranked 62 of the world’s largest countries. Geographically, the Polish state is mostly... Read More →
