Polonia
This website aims to provide useful legal information for those natural or legal persons who wish to enter into any kind of relationship with Polonia - focusing on some aspects related to international law and domestic commercial law. This site does not intend to describe in an exhaustive manner international law or domestic commercial law, but simply to focus on the most practical and interesting aspects for those natural or legal persons who wish to undertake business relations with the country. This website has no political content: it is free and open to all subjects who intend to contribute in the field of civil, commercial and administrative law. For any information, clarification, or suggestion, you can contact us at: mail@decapoa.com
The Country
The Republic of Poland represents, in the European context, one of the countries with which Italy has the most intense commercial and economic exchanges, so much so that in the most recent years (data updated to 2017) our country has confirmed itself as the third commercial partner for the Central European country (after Germany and China). In particular, the sectors most affected by bilateral trade concern, on the Italian export side, motor vehicles, industrial machinery, metal products, rubber and plastic, as well as electrical appliances and chemical products; while, on the import side, there are food products, electrical equipment and once again motor vehicles. Having become a member of the European Union in 2004, Poland does not, however, fall within the Euro area, not having adopted the single currency and not being part of the European monetary system ERM. The Polish monetary unit is the Zloty; the currency is freely convertible and currency transactions (both with EU member countries, the European Economic Area and the OECD) are free from any restrictions. Following its entry into the European Union, the country has harmonized its legislation with that of the Community, adhering to all trade agreements to which the Union is a party and currently applying the rules of intra-Community trade in their entirety. In fact, there are no restrictions on the transfer of goods within the EU-area, nor any type of duty on imports of goods from Member States, while the common external tariff applies to imports of goods from third countries. to the whole EU.
SERVICES OFFERED IN POLAND
» ESTABLISHMENT OF COMPANIES, BRANCHES AND REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES
» ACQUISITION OF INDUSTRIAL GROUPS AND DUE DILIGENCE
» DRAFTING OF CONTRACTS IN COMPLIANCE WITH LOCAL LAWS
» INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION AT ALL LEVELS
» OBTAINING LICENSES, AUTHORIZATIONS, PERMITS FROM LOCAL AUTHORITIES
» DUE DILIGENCE ON POLISH COMPANIES AND, IN GENERAL, ON NATURAL AND LEGAL PERSONS
» EXTRAJUDICIAL ASSISTANCE IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH HIGH PROFILE POLISH AND ITALIAN LANGUAGE LEGALS
» CREDIT RECOVERY
» JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE POLISH COURTS
» WIDE RANGE OF SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LAW
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