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Startups
Legal support for start-ups under the PARP programme: 2022 call for applications
The Polish Agency for Enterprise Development has announced a call under which start-ups can apply for funding for legal support. The project aims to provide legal assistance to young businesses entering into relationships with investors and business partners. The programme is funded from the state budget.
Business and regulation
Solar for Ukraine
Russian forces are destroying critical infrastructure, including power stations and transmission networks. Without electricity, the Internet and even basic communications cannot function. Portable solar (photovoltaic) kits make it possible to charge portable electronic devices anywhere without access to the grid.
Tax
Estonian CIT: the assumptions behind the 2020 proposal
For many years, businesses have associated Estonia with exceptionally user-friendly tax procedures. It ranked a strong 12th in Paying Taxes 2020, compared with Poland’s 77th place. It appears an attractive place to do business, particularly through companies with share capital. Tax procedures…
Business and regulation
Pitfalls in PFR financial subsidy agreements
Under § 9(1) of the subsidy agreement, the business must provide the bank, no later than 31 December 2020, with documents confirming that the person who accepted the agreement and expressed the intention to conclude it on…
Business and regulation
Anti-Crisis Shield: questions and answers (3/3)
The Anti-Crisis Shield provides for wage subsidies through two alternative forms of support specifically designed for that purpose.
Business and regulation
Anti-Crisis Shield: questions and answers (2/3)
The legislature has not made exemption from all or part of social security contributions conditional on a decline in business turnover. This also applies to employers registering between 10 and 49 employees for insurance.