From structuring your business to dealing with taxes, labour and
making the most of available incentives. Here's what you need
to know about doing business in Poland.
Poland has a significant geographical advantage for potential
investors. Situated at the heart of Europe, Poland not only offers
easy access to its own domestic market of around 38 million people,
but it also acts as a springboard to markets in other European
countries, which have a combined population of around half a
billion. It is the sixth largest country in the EU by population
and area, and the largest economy in central Europe, with a
sustained growth rate, currently at 2.9%.
With a relatively stable political environment, Poland's
economy is seen as one of the more resilient of the post-Communist
countries and one of the fastest-growing within the EU. Thanks to
Poland's clear tax and legal rules, the country is ranked 27th
in the Ease of
Doing Business 2018 report by the World Bank, and
