
What does an entrepreneur face when registering independently?
Registering a company in Poland isn't just filling out a form. You must choose the correct legal form, tax form, PKD codes, decide on VAT, open a bank account, and register in ZUS. Every mistake costs money and time.
Typical problems with self-registration:
Confusion about the difference between Sp. z o. o., Self-employed, and other company types
Choosing a suboptimal taxation system can cost tens of thousands of zlotys per year.
Errors in PKD codes that require classifiers to be changed
Problems with VAT registration – Urząd Skarbowy refuses without explaining the reason
Banks refuse to open accounts for foreigners.
Unclear documents in Polish legal language
Lack of knowledge of the deadlines for filing NIP-8, CRBR, and VAT-R declarations
Fines for late registration with ZUS or CRBR
Open a company with Neoplus and forget about these problems.
Why registering with Neoplus is the right choice
Over 5 years of experience and 400+ successful registrations
We've registered companies for clients from Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania, and Germany. We understand all the pitfalls and specifics of working with foreign founders.
Safe start without penalties
We meet all deadlines: NIP-8 filing within 21 days, CRBR registration within 14 days, and VAT-R filing before starting operations. No fines from the tax office for late filing.
Remote registration
Most of the process can be completed without coming to Poland. We work through the S24 system and electronic signature.
English-language support at every stage
We explain complex legal terms in simple terms. We translate documents. We answer questions via WhatsApp, Telegram, and by phone.
An integrated approach
We never abandon clients after registration. We help with VAT filing, accounting, and legal support. All under one roof.
Transparent pricing without hidden fees
We'll let you know the exact price upfront. Everything you need for registration is included in the package. No surprises.
Sp. z o. o. (Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością) is the most popular business structure type in Poland. It is the Polish equivalent of an LLC, and is chosen by entrepreneurs working with large clients, planning to attract investment, or minimizing personal risks.
Advantages of Sp. z o. o.
Limited liability - you are liable only to the share capital (minimum PLN 5,000), personal property is protected
Partners' trust- large counterparties prefer to work with legal entities like Sp. z o. o. or other types of companies
Tax flexibility - you can choose between a 9% CIT (for small businesses) or a 19% Estonian CIT with deferred taxation
The ability to attract investors and sell shares
Prestige and reputation - Sp. z o. o. is taken more seriously than self-employed
Scalability - you can hire employees, open branches, attract investments and expand
Need help opening a bank account?
Opening a bank account in Poland for a foreign entrepreneur is a separate task. Banks are strict about compliance checks, require a complete set of documents, and may request an interview. For foreign clients, the process is often delayed or accompanied by unexplained refusals.
We offer a dedicated account opening support service. We know which Polish banks are most accommodating to foreign founders, what documents to prepare, and how to pass due diligence checks on the first try.
The account opening service is provided separately from company registration. Details are available on the "Opening a Bank Account" page or upon request for a consultation.

What does the bank account opening service include:
Selecting the optimal bank for you or your company adequate to the situation
Preparing necessary documents
Booking an appointment at the bank and assistance during the visit
Assistance with translation, if needed
Resolving issues with bank refusals or additional requests
What do we do after registration?
Accounting for your company - full or simplified
Personnel records and payroll calculation
Assistance with opening a bank account in Poland
Tax optimisation and business consultations
Changes in the KRS (change of address, name, board, PKD)
Accounting recovery and rebuild if something goes wrong
Virtual office rental for a company's legal address
Legal consultations
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