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Business and Investing in Poland

After accession the European Union, Poland became part of the Single European Market, with the free movement of goods, services, people and capital. Moreover, Poland is one of the leaders in terms of economic development among EU countries. The main sector that promotes prosperity is: manufacturing, especially export oriented due to increasing competitiveness of Polish businesses. Private consumption each year is growing strongly too.

Poland’s EU membership creates new opportunities for investors planning to invest in the country. EU firms are able to conduct their activities under the same conditions as Polish businesses and, in addition, within the same, and therefore familiar, EU legal framework.

Poland’s natural comparative advantages are its market size and strategic geographic location. Investors from outside the EU can also benefit from Poland’s accession to the EU – by investing in Poland they get access not only to the Polish but to the EU market while taking advantage of lower production costs than in the other European Union countries.

Entrepreneurs in Poland can benefit from financial aid schemes, the establishment of 14 Special Economic Zones and the simple flat rate corporate taxation of 19%.

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