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WHY SO DIFFICULT TO REGISTER BUSINESS IN POLAND?


dheva  3 | 28  
23 Oct 2007 /  #1
i'm not Poles but i have Polish ID, somebody can give any advices or CURRENT/UPDATE informations about making business registration in Poland?? because one to another , even office it self, they were not sure with their own explanations....

thank you very much for information
Tu_Ania  1 | 8  
23 Oct 2007 /  #2
Polish offices often require original documents for everything. Also, often they want to keep the original documents. As far as I know, there is a lot of paperwork involved. Check for accuracy of your documents. Otherwise, you might have to revisit the same offices...
inkrakow  
24 Oct 2007 /  #3
Our notary and lawyer handled all the formalities - it took ages though. All you need is your passport and capital of 50,000PLN.
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
24 Oct 2007 /  #4
WHY SO DIFFICULT TO REGISTER BUSINESS IN POLAND?

because its an ex-communist country that does not have the infrastructure needed to support the entrepreneur
OP dheva  3 | 28  
24 Oct 2007 /  #5
they ask me to get paper from my embassy which showing we have official cooperation either with poland or can be other EU. my understanding , if there is Embassy it means they have cooperation ... but i don't know, i can't see any relation between..if i got trouble i have to fix my self, not my Embassy or other people...

INKRAKOW... how it's work?? if you be so kind..please, maybe you can give me for more information regardless your notary ?.... please send to my email dheva_K@yahoo

thanks
Krzysztof100  - | 20  
6 Nov 2007 /  #6
It have to take up to 1 month, but it's not difficult. You had a bad luck or bad advisor
OP dheva  3 | 28  
9 Nov 2007 /  #7
till today still not working. this person in office who exactly work there, she doesn't has enough knowledge regardless her position in this office... i read the rule she gave, i made translation.. they are 3 points person who able to run bussiness in Poland 1. regardless EU and Poles(which not me) 2. person who has polish ID and part of Poles family, they will be able to run bussiness(i include here). 3. foreigner(you need to have join adventure, with poles). and on point 3, her (woman who work in this office)understanding that join trade is between my country and Poland or other country EU(but state clear that "join" in this rule, about join bussiness with Poles/ cooperation NOT between country). that what she asked me to get from my embassy, which make my consul laughing... he doesn't need to give anything, or state anything, because if embassy in Poland it mean they have cooperation.... HUge cooperation... JUST STUPID... anyway, you can not argue with somebody here, even they knew they are wrong they will keep saying they are right.... some experiences...
oxide  1 | 4  
18 Jan 2008 /  #8
HI dheva I can help you in yuor matter if still dint manage.

Regards.
legallegal  - | 4  
20 Feb 2008 /  #9
Hello,

Our team is based both in Poland and UK, we resolve issues like metioned above.
To find out more e-mail: info@legalandcapital.com

Regards

We're look forward to hearing from you.
Tommy  
20 Feb 2008 /  #10
i'm not Poles but i have Polish ID, somebody can give any advices or CURRENT/UPDATE informations about making business registration in Poland?? because one to another , even office it self, they were not sure with their own explanations....

Polish beaurocracy is suspicious. When you come to the office to register a business or dso anything there, they virtually scan you on everything because they don`t trust you. They suspect you are a conman who is trying to take them for a ride, that you will try to shun taxes, hide your profits etc etc.
sylviagarcia247  
6 Sep 2008 /  #11
What a strange law! They have no right to keep original documents! They should just buy a good quality colour copy machine!

Also, often they want to keep the original documents.

Absolutely love this fact! Ugh!

because its an ex-communist country that does not have the infrastructure needed to support the entrepreneur

away guy  10 | 343  
11 Dec 2008 /  #12
Quoting: dhevaWHY SO DIFFICULT TO REGISTER BUSINESS IN POLAND?

because its an ex-communist country that does not have the infrastructure needed to support the entrepreneur

BubbaWoo - That is the 110% true, you the man !!
smessenger  4 | 14  
15 Sep 2009 /  #13
How do I register my US business in Poland?

I have an international LLC, incorporated in the United States, and I would like to register to work with Polish companies by invoicing. Anyone been through this?

Thanks!

Sean
gregor  - | 38  
15 Sep 2009 /  #14
dheva
You need only 5,000 PLN to set up the Limited company in Poland.
drew128  3 | 55  
16 Sep 2009 /  #15
About a month for me, we found an accountant first, through a friend who works at the tax office in Częstochowa. We had a meeting with her, told her what we wanted to do. Came back a couple of days later and she gave us a list of places to visit to make this all happen, its not the easiest thing to do, but most procedures like this in Poland are a little long winded, but I go with it, this is how they do things, its all fine.
smessenger  4 | 14  
16 Sep 2009 /  #16
cool. thanks for the answers. i'll find a tax attorney here and set it up.

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