Joint Stock Company in Poland
For registering your business in Poland, you can choose a joint stock company as a form of ownership.
A joint stock company is a form of enterprise ownership that involves the creation by several individuals and the contribution of statutory capital from 100,000 zlotys. The statutory capital, in turn, will be divided into shares.
This registration form is suitable for large companies planning to enter the stock market.
A joint stock company cannot be registered online. The articles of association of a joint stock company are drawn up as a notarized deed, and the company information is registered in the National Court Register. For opening, a minimum of one shareholder is required - a chairman of the board and a secretary.
Responsibility lies with the property of the joint stock company. Shareholders themselves are not liable if the value of the shares decreases.
Advantages of a joint stock company:
- suitable for corporations;
- public offering of shares;
- possibility of large investments;
- liquidity of shares;
- ensuring anonymity of all shareholders;
- participants are liable only for the amount of capital contributed to the company and do not risk their personal property.
For taxation, a joint stock company is subject to VAT and CIT. From the profit after tax deductions, 8% remains in the reserve fund until its amount reaches one-third of the nominal value of all issued shares.
Conclusion
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