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Liquidation procedure of a branch of a foreign entrepreneur in Poland

Liquidation of a branch of a foreign entrepreneur is proceeded on the basis of the provisions of liquidation contained in the Commercial Companies Code. The first step is to proceed with the entry procedure for the opening of liquidation, when the name of the company is expanded by the phrase ‘in liquidation’. At this stage, the most diligent part is to show the representation before the National Court Register and collect all statutory documents of the parent company. Next, financial documents should be collected in accordance with the Accountancy Act, as the procedure affects the financial period and liquidation settlements and furthermore, the announcement in Court and Economic Journal (Monitor Sądowy i Gospodarczy) needs to be published in order to call creditors to file their claims against the company. The last phase is the deletion of the entity from the National Court Register.

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KG Legal conducts networking for Scandinavian firm

KG Legal, as a Polish law firm, is looking for partners and investors for Scandinavian firm producing surgery devices.

The cross border cooperation will be based upon exchange of know-how or technology transfer and  receiving funds from investors.

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The protocol of opening the webite as an evidence in litigation

Polish legal system foresees a possibility to draw up various types of notarial protocols in order to restore the objective truth relating to the claim and litigation. The example of this solution is the protocol of the opening of a website.

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New regulations in the field of energy law and renewable energy sources

New regulations include

  • licence in the Energy Law
  • tax interpretation related to Wind Farms
  • other tax issues
  • natural gas reserves – imperative obligation
  • Concept of cluster
  • Fundamentally changed support scheme

 

The amendment will encourage investments in renewable energy in Poland.

 

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Conditions of investing and the forms of doing business in Poland by the EU entity (Part IV)

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