Comprehensive Overview for International Investors
Dudkowiak & Putyra Business Lawyers have released a new publication: “Doing Business in Poland - Guide 2026”
The guide provides a structured analysis of Poland’s investment, incentives, corporate, tax, employment, regulatory framework and outlines practical pathways for setting up businesses under Polish.
Series of Publications on Doing Business in Poland
The recent publication complements previous D&P and Polish-British Chambers of Commerce Guide publications on “How to Set Up a Company in Poland? Complete Guide (2025/2026)?” as well as CASP Licensing Guide 2025 for Crypto Investors.
Strategic Hub for EU Expansion
The guide positions Poland as a regional gateway for EU investment, citing market size (38 million consumers), a skilled workforce of 15 million, and a stable GDP growth outlook of 3.5% for 2025.
With a balance of scale, cost-efficiency, and legal certainty, Poland is presented as a first-choice jurisdiction for foreign entrepreneurs seeking EU access.
Legal Structures for Market Entry
D&P is specialized in company registration in Poland - and the guide explores the spectrum of company structures available in Poland, from the traditional limited liability company (Sp. z o.o.) to the modern simple joint stock company (P.S.A.), designed for startups and tech ventures. It also reviews the use of branches and representative offices as alternatives for foreign market entry.
