Poland: Corporate/Commercial Law

Approximately 95% of foreign investments in Poland are carried out as LLC's. The popularity of this business structure and investment form in Poland is certainly due to the limited liability it provides to shareholders. However, this is not the only reason.

The European Union is reshaping its defense landscape with the groundbreaking Defence Readiness Omnibus, unveiled by the European Commission in June 2025.

The EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, set to shape ESG disclosures in 2024 reports to be published in 2025, has companies and their CFOs on edge.

Poland's mandatory e-invoicing system KSeF has encountered significant technical challenges since its phased rollout began in February 2026, affecting taxpayers' ability to meet compliance obligations.

From 1 January 2025, the new Polish Classification of Business Activities (PKD 2025) replaces the previous PKD 2007, introducing updated and expanded business activity...

Once your company is registered in Poland, the next essential step is to open a bank account online or at a branch. Without a functioning corporate bank account, a company cannot legally operate:

Poland's mandatory e-invoicing system KSeF has encountered significant technical challenges since its phased rollout began in February 2026, affecting taxpayers' ability to meet compliance obligations.

The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that Polish VAT regulations unlawfully restrict taxpayers' right to deduct input VAT by making it dependent on invoice receipt dates rather than possession at filing time. This landmark decision addresses how EU member states can impose formal requirements on VAT deductions and examines the balance between tax collection measures and fundamental principles of VAT neutrality and proportionality.

Approximately 95% of foreign investments in Poland are carried out as LLC's. The popularity of this business structure and investment form in Poland is certainly due to the limited liability it provides to shareholders. However, this is not the only reason.

Once your company is registered in Poland, the next essential step is to open a bank account online or at a branch. Without a functioning corporate bank account, a company cannot legally operate:

As Polish businesses navigate increasing regulatory complexity and global competition, Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) is gaining recognition as a strategic lever for operational efficiency, compliance...

Poland is preparing significant changes that may affect over 2.5 million self-employed professionals, with particular impact on the IT sector, where B2B contracts are widely used.