Post by parvej64 on Oct 25, 2023 7:58:41 GMT
In , after the introduction of the Polish Order, tax law became more complicated, which caused anxiety and dissatisfaction among entrepreneurs. As data from the GBCI report show, in Poland was ranked th in the world and th in Europe among the countries with the most complex regulations governing business. Polish Order has thoroughly rebuilt the tax system, changing all tax regulations regarding corporations, entrepreneurs, employees and the method of calculating remuneration. Introducing such big changes.
Which was not preceded by extensive public consultations and a large information campaign, and subsequent amendments to the newly introduced regulations do not favor decisions to set up a business in Poland. What is optimistic, despite these photo retouching turmoil, most analyzes predict an increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) over the next years. Technology development is the path to success in attracting foreign investors With the expansion of new technologies in business, further areas of public administration will be subject to digitization. The development of e-government platforms certainly requires attention and may initially pose a challenge for investors (e-services are not always simple and intuitive), but in the long term.
It will certainly make running a business in Poland easier and more efficient. Tax and legal risk management is one of the success factors for investors, so it is important to know and understand them, and then, based on this knowledge, adapt your business plan to local conditions. The new financing period announces many different programs and activities supporting the development of enterprises. In the new perspective, we can expect both the continuation of many already known activities (e.g. loan for technological innovations). The program dedicated to entities from Eastern Poland will be continued.
Which was not preceded by extensive public consultations and a large information campaign, and subsequent amendments to the newly introduced regulations do not favor decisions to set up a business in Poland. What is optimistic, despite these photo retouching turmoil, most analyzes predict an increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) over the next years. Technology development is the path to success in attracting foreign investors With the expansion of new technologies in business, further areas of public administration will be subject to digitization. The development of e-government platforms certainly requires attention and may initially pose a challenge for investors (e-services are not always simple and intuitive), but in the long term.
It will certainly make running a business in Poland easier and more efficient. Tax and legal risk management is one of the success factors for investors, so it is important to know and understand them, and then, based on this knowledge, adapt your business plan to local conditions. The new financing period announces many different programs and activities supporting the development of enterprises. In the new perspective, we can expect both the continuation of many already known activities (e.g. loan for technological innovations). The program dedicated to entities from Eastern Poland will be continued.