Depending on the type of company and the availability of necessary documents, the process is usually completed within 1–2 weeks.

Documents such as a passport, address information, articles of association, and tax identification number are required. Additional documents may vary depending on the company type.

Yes. Companies operating in Poland are required to maintain regular official accounting records and submit tax returns in accordance with the law.

The corporate tax rate in Poland is generally 19%, although a 9% rate may also apply to small companies.

Accurate employee rights, payroll calculations and legal notifications are crucial to prevent criminal risks and ensure employee satisfaction.

Yes. At Rex Tax Legal, we offer accounting, tax, and human resources support in Turkish to Turkish companies in Poland.

The most common is the Limited Company (Sp. z o.o.). Other options include sole proprietorships and joint-stock companies.

Yes, as an EU member state, Poland is open to foreign investors and offers low-cost company formation opportunities.

It is mandatory to file regular tax returns, keep accounting records, process payroll if there are employees, and submit annual reports.

Yes, a virtual office address can be used when establishing a company in Poland. However, a valid address is required for official correspondence and legal notices. A physical address may be required for some transactions, so it's important to choose a reliable virtual office service.