Why is it worth transferring your company to the European Union,

specifically to Poland?

European Single Market

Poland has been a member of the European Union since 1 May 2004, therefore all the concessions related to common legislation apply in this country.

Polish economy

The Polish economy stands out against the background of other European countries with its exceptional dynamics of growth and, above all, stability. Polish economy was the only one to avoid recession and the average per capita income is systematically increased

Favourable legal provisions for entrepreneurs

"The Constitution of Business" has been the most important reform of Polish economic law for almost 30 years. It has been announced in the Strategy for Responsible Development and aims to improve the legal and institutional environment in which Polish entrepreneurs operate

Low taxes

Let's make it clear - taxes in Poland are not high. They constitute, along with social insurance contributions, 32.5 %. GDP, while in the EU 38.7 %. GDP - according to "Taxation Trends 2017" report prepared by Eurostat.

Human resources

Labour costs in Poland are low, the minimum wage is not very high, while education is on a high level.

Transport infrastructure

Poland is dynamically developing transport infrastructure, both road, rail, as well as air and sea