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Bionic Hand from Wrocław

Scientists from the Wrocław University of Science and Technology are completing work on a prototype bionic prosthesis for people after forearm amputations. It is...

Poland Advances Toward SMR

Laurentis Energy Partners (Laurentis), a leading provider of nuclear services, has entered into an agreement with Poland’s ORLEN Synthos Green Energy (OSGE) to pave...

New Hydrogen Plant in Silesia

The state-owned Industrial Development Agency (ARP) will construct a hydrogen production plant in the industrial region of Silesia, southwestern Poland, as a joint venture...

Polish Winers of AI Olympiad

The first edition of the International Olympiad of Artificial Intelligence (IOAI) for secondary school students took place in Burgas (Bulgaria) from 9 to 15...

Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw with new premises

After years of preparation and over 5 years from the start of construction works the new premises of the Museum of Modern Art in...

Opportunities and complexities in new regulations

In this episode, Sylwia Ziemacka sits down with Joanna Romańczuk, Managing Director of TMF Group Poland, to discuss the latest regulatory changes impacting businesses in Poland, as highlighted in the Q3 2024 Polish TMF Group Barometer. Covering both opportunities and new complexities, they explore how updates in tax, accounting, and administrative rules are shaping the Polish business landscape. Joanna shares insights into key positive developments, such as the introduction of cash-based personal income tax for entrepreneurs and simplified registration requirements for small business activities. But it’s not all straightforward—there are also new challenges on the horizon, like updated reporting requirements and labor code amendments that could affect costs for businesses. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a business leader, or simply interested in Poland’s evolving regulatory environment, this episode provides valuable context on the balance of benefits and hurdles in the current business climate.

Sylwia Ziemacka
Sylwia Ziemacka
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