A registered association and an ordinary association are two different types of associations that are often confused. The main feature of a registered association is that it acquires legal personality upon registration in the National Court Register (KRS). However, it is a more formalized organizational form, which also entails a greater number of obligations.
read moreExperience shows that most clients associate public interest activities with the status of a public interest organization (PIO). However, this is a radical simplification, as the two institutions do not necessarily have to coexist.
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