In 2016,Β 7.1 thousand new companies with foreign capital participation appeared in the National Court Register. It’s a record of all time.
The number of registration of polish companies in the National Court Register (KRS) proves that Poland is still an attractive market for foreign investors who see in our country the potential to make money.
The amount of PLN 129 million in the form of low-interest investment loans will go to companies from the sector of small and medium-sized enterprises in the Lodzkie and MaΕopolskie voivodeships. The agreement for their implementation with financial intermediaries was signed by Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego.
The period of preferential payment of social security contributions will be extended to 3 years – proposed MRPiPS. The baseline would be 30 percent of the minimum wage in the first and second year of business and 60% in the third year.
The Polish startup sector can not yet match the Californian prototype, but is slowly maturing, professionalizing and starting to make money.
Year after year, the immigration wave intensifies, not only people looking for a job in Poland but as well the number of companies run by foreigners is increasing.
A limited liability company is an independent entity with legal personality. It is the most common type of company with legal personality in Poland. For entrepreneurs planning economic endeavours on a larger scale or connected with considerable risk, the choice of a limited liability company is usually very advantageous.
As part of the registration procedure both public and private companies must provide a constitution which sets out the powers of the company and allocates them to the companyβs organs, usually the general meeting and the Board of Directors. This constitution consists of two documents: the Memorandum of Association and the Articles of Association.