Commercial Proxy’s Responsibility vs. Management Board Member’s Responsibility
What are the differences between a commercial proxy and a management board member in a limited liability company (LLC)? How does the responsibility of a commercial proxy differ from that of a management board member?
What is background checking and is it legal in Poland? Can the recruiters or future employers verify information about candidates?
read moreLimited liability company is one of the most popular forms of business activity in Poland. Shereholders, the Management Board and share capital – these are terms that are constantly mentioned in this context. So, what is share capital and how much should it be? Where can you register a limited liability company? How does the Management Board differ from a shareholder?
read moreDecision to wind up a business sometimes appears to be necessary. But how do you dissolve a company? What is a liquidation? What does it involve? How is it carried out? The answers to these questions can be found below.
read moreIt is important to distinguish between a residence permit and a work permit. A residence permit is a foreigner’s authorization to legally stay in Poland, and the issue of obtaining such a permit remains with the foreigner. A work permit, on the other hand, is the authorization to take up a legal employment when the foreigner already has a legal residence in Poland. It is worth noting that the application for a work permit is made by the foreigner’s employer, and this permit is is strictly linked to a specific workplace.
read moreStatistically, Limited Liability Company (spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością) is the most popular type of a commercial company. The provisions of Polish Commercial Companies Code permit a natural person to be a single member of an LLC. Incorporating such an entity seems to be a profitable arrangement. Can it be considered profitable in reality?
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