mkono
3 Jan 2011
Law / How to register a new business in Poland [129]
I have coordinated a set up a UK company in Poland. It has now been successfully operating for 5 years.
Poland is a great place to be in.
Labour costs are quite low (in comparison to other European countries). English is commonly spoken among people of the age of 30 and below. People are hard working, ambitious and pro-active. Companies like IBM or HP have selected Poland as their prime European location, employing thousands of people.
As you can see from above, company set-up process is not trivial... and certainly red tape makes your life a little more difficult than it should be. However... is this something you want to focus on? Think what you are going to save and what business objectives will be achieved.
Surely, moving part of your workforce to another country involves risks. If you are looking for a way to mitigate this risk and work with a partner who has helped others reduce costs and survive the crisis, let me know.
nearshore.poland@gmail
I have coordinated a set up a UK company in Poland. It has now been successfully operating for 5 years.
Poland is a great place to be in.
Labour costs are quite low (in comparison to other European countries). English is commonly spoken among people of the age of 30 and below. People are hard working, ambitious and pro-active. Companies like IBM or HP have selected Poland as their prime European location, employing thousands of people.
As you can see from above, company set-up process is not trivial... and certainly red tape makes your life a little more difficult than it should be. However... is this something you want to focus on? Think what you are going to save and what business objectives will be achieved.
Surely, moving part of your workforce to another country involves risks. If you are looking for a way to mitigate this risk and work with a partner who has helped others reduce costs and survive the crisis, let me know.
nearshore.poland@gmail