Starting a business is a step that requires diligence, planning and proper guidance. Proper
preparation and advisory support can significantly increase the chances of success for your new
venture. Below are the most important criteria to consider when deciding to open your own
business.
The first step is to decide what legal form our company should take. In Poland, entrepreneurs can
choose between different options, such as:
- sole
- Commercial companies (e.g., limited liability company, joint-stock company).
Each form has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on the type of business, number of
partners, level of liability and tax issues. The consultant will help select the most optimal form
depending on individual needs.
The next step is to register the business with the relevant authorities. In Poland, this process is
carried out through the Central Register and Information on Economic Activity (CEIDG) or
through the National Court Register (KRS) in the case of companies. Your advisor will help
you properly fill out the forms and register your business in the system.
In Poland, entrepreneurs can choose between different forms of taxation.
The choice of the appropriate taxation model depends on the size of the company, the planned
income and the characteristics of the business. Consultation with a tax consultant will help avoid
costly mistakes in this regard.
Before starting a business, it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the regulations governing
your industry. A legal advisor will help you analyze applicable regulations, prepare contracts,
protect intellectual property, and understand regulations for hiring employees.
Starting a business is a complicated process that requires consideration of many aspects. The right
advice, whether on legal, tax or business issues, can help avoid mistakes and increase the chance of
success. With the support of our experienced experts, entrepreneurs can focus on developing their
business, minimizing the risk of failure.