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One form of realising a joint economic goal may be the establishment of a special commercial capital company for this purpose – a so-called joint venture.

One of the first questions we receive when helping foreign companies to set up a subsidiary in Poland is whether it is possible to do it remotely. Arrival to Poland may be difficult or inconvenient. Is personal presence in Poland necessary?

Despite the fact that the moods related to the cryptocurrency market are shaky, and the market itself is subject to high volatility and uncertainty, more and more companies are considering introducing the possibility of paying remuneration in the form of cryptocurrencies. Is it possible to pay remuneration for services or work with cryptocurrencies?

CRBR is a register collecting data on real beneficiaries. The Central Register of Beneficial Owners is kept using an ICT system. The purpose of CRBR is to counteract money laundering and terrorist financing.

Poland is a country where more and more foreign companies are starting to establish subsidiaries (so-called shelf companies) to expand their activities to its territory. In the common opinion, Poland is a bureaucratic country when it comes to running a business.

Poland is one of the friendliest places in Europe to run a company operating in the field of digital currencies. Firstly, this activity is not regulated as far as its substantive part is concerned. You will not find regulations on the types of digital assets (e.g. tokens or NFT) or business models in Web 3 (e.g. DeFi) in Poland. Secondly, the Polish Financial Supervision Authority itself indicates that so far the activities of companies in the field of cryptocurrencies are outside the control of financial supervision.