Legal matters arise at every stage of living and working in Poland. How can you work legally or start your own business? Which taxes do you need to pay? How can you avoid common mistakes and protect your rights?
These are the topics we will discuss on 21 June during an open panel discussion at Ukrainian Family Fest, led by experts from EUCONLAW Group, E-REPORT Accounting Office, and Foreign Business Hub.
We will address the key legal and business issues Ukrainians face while living and conducting business in Poland, including:
Corporate Law — starting a business and choosing a legal structure: registration of legal entities and sole proprietorships (JDG) tailored to the entrepreneur’s specific needs.
- Employment and Immigration Law — legal grounds for residence and employment, as well as the protection of employees’ and employers’ rights.
- Tax Law and Tax Residency — understanding where tax obligations arise and how to avoid double taxation.
- Accounting and Tax Compliance — professional support that helps entrepreneurs reduce administrative burden and mitigate risks.
- Registered Office and Administrative Support Services — business infrastructure solutions for companies operating without a physical office.
- Opening a Bank Account — practical solutions for both individuals and businesses.
- Access to Financing — grants, EU funding opportunities, and financial instruments designed to support business growth.
Venue: Nova Study School, Warsaw
Date & Time: 21 June 2026 · 15:15–16:00 · Free Admission
Registration: https://nova.study/fest/
Join us to get practical answers and engage directly with lawyers, tax advisors, and accountants who work daily with these issues in the Polish-Ukrainian market.