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Labor Law in Poland — What You Need to Know About Employment, Contracts, Obligations, and Rights The main legal act regulating labor relations in Poland is the Labor Code (adopted June 26, 1974). It is a comprehensive document that defines the rules for establishing, maintaining, and terminating an employment relationship – from types of contracts, […] Read More

Will the draft act change the classification of B2B contracts to employment contracts? The Polish government is processing a draft bill giving the State Labour Inspectorate (PIP) new powers to reclassify B2B arrangements into employment contracts. Such decisions would be immediately enforceable and subject to a 7-day appeal period. Employers may face retroactive obligations for […] Read More

By Denis Ushakov, head of Immigration Department at Dudkowiak & Putyra Business Lawyers Digital transformation is reshaping nearly every area of the economy – and immigration processes are no exception. Responding to shifting geopolitical conditions, labour market needs, and business expectations, Poland has gradually introduced modern digital tools for handling foreign nationals. As of 1 […] Read More

By Dorota Kierbiedź and Michael Dembinski   AI is starting to make its presence felt across every area of business. More and more routine tasks are being given to AI to do, dramatically speeding up the pace of digitalisation. We see it, we feel it… but what impact is it making across the economy as […] Read More

Can a foreigner buy real estate in Poland? The purchase of an apartment in Poland by a foreigner is entirely possible and can be an attractive investment. A stable economy, relatively affordable real estate prices, and dynamically developing cities make Poland an attractive market for foreign investors. However, it is important to remember that the […] Read More

In theory, registering for an EORI number in Poland is optional. In practice, it’s often the difference between seamless international trade-and costly delays at the border. Many foreign and domestic companies underestimate the importance of EORI registration. But if you’re planning to import or export goods across EU borders, there’s one clear truth: without an […] Read More

Why Register a Company in Poland? Registering a company in Poland in 2026 positions you to benefit from favorable tax regimes, sustained GDP growth (3–3.5%), a low-unemployment labor market (around 3%), and prime geographic and infrastructure advantages—all of which make Poland a standout choice for business setup. Poland remains one of the most compelling destinations […] Read More

Due Diligence process in Poland According to the information presented in the article concerning the M&A process in Poland, conducting due diligence investigations constitutes the foundation of the verification process of the target company by potential buyers prior to finalizing a planned business transaction. The time and effort that due diligence takes depends on the […] Read More

In today’s global economy, related-party transactions attract increasing scrutiny from tax authorities-and Poland is no exception. If your company operates in Poland or transacts with Polish entities, understanding local transfer pricing (TP) regulations is not optional. It’s essential for compliance and risk management. When Do Transfer Pricing Rules Apply? Under the Polish Corporate Income Tax […] Read More

Starting in 2025, the introduction of the MiCA regulation will significantly reshape the crypto-asset service landscape across the European Union, including Poland. For any company intending to offer crypto-asset services in Poland, obtaining a CASP license (Crypto-Asset Service Provider license) will be mandatory. This new legal framework aims to strengthen regulatory compliance, particularly in areas […] Read More

Starting in 2025, the introduction of the MiCA regulation will significantly reshape the crypto-asset service landscape across the European Union, including Poland. For any company intending to offer crypto-asset services in Poland, obtaining a CASP license (Crypto-Asset Service Provider license) will be mandatory. This new legal framework aims to strengthen regulatory compliance, particularly in areas […] Read More

Force Majeure in Poland – definition Although the term force majeure appears in numerous legal acts, there is no explicit definition of this concept in Polish legislation. However, the well-established case law of the courts and the views of legal scholars indicate three key criteria that must be met for an event to be considered […] Read More

What Is VAT and When Does It Apply in Poland? Value Added Tax (VAT) is a consumption tax added to the price of goods and services. In Poland, VAT applies to: Supply of goods and services for consideration within Poland, Export of goods to non-EU countries, Import of goods from abroad, Intra-Community acquisition of goods, […] Read More

Significant changes to Poland’s immigration and employment laws came into force on June 1, 2025. These reforms bring new obligations for both employers and foreign nationals, aimed at tightening controls, improving compliance, and fully digitalizing the employment legalization process. The key changes result from several new legislative acts adopted earlier this year, including amendments to […] Read More

The deadline for fulfilling reporting in Poland obligations is approaching. In order to avoid mistakes, it is useful to know how to properly prepare the reporting documents and what the consequences are for not submitting them, as discussed in this article. It is worth remembering that Polish companies are subject to mandatory reporting from very […] Read More