Top-up tax in Poland: who pays the global minimum tax (and who does not)
Poland's top-up tax (podatek wyrównawczy) is the 15% global minimum tax for groups with 750 million EUR revenue. Who pays, the three taxes, deadlines.
Setting up and running a limited company: KRS, CIT, full accounting and paying yourself.
Poland's top-up tax (podatek wyrównawczy) is the 15% global minimum tax for groups with 750 million EUR revenue. Who pays, the three taxes, deadlines.
What sp. z o.o. means, who can own one, what it costs to set up in 2026, how it is taxed and what it must file each year, explained simply.
Search KRS online for free: find a Polish company's KRS number, board and accounts, download an official extract, and see what a company must file each year.
Estonian CIT in 2026: a Polish sp. z o.o. pays 10% or 20% only when profit leaves it. Who qualifies, the staff rule, hidden profits and the 2027 bill.
Convert your JDG, contribute it, or open a fresh sp. z o.o.? The steps, the notary and auditor, the costs, and what happens to tax, ZUS, NIP, VAT and KSeF in 2026.
The only shareholder of a Polish sp. z o.o. pays about 2,757 PLN ZUS a month in 2026, with no relief. Partners, board members and dividends work differently.
A one-person sp. z o.o. costs about 3,400 PLN a month in 2026. Set-up fees, full accounting, the sole shareholder's ZUS, yearly filings, and when a JDG is cheaper.
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