We maintain your books in strict compliance with the Polish Accounting Act and Polish Accounting Standards. We support companies in day-to-day posting, periodic reconciliations, year-end closing, and corporate financial reporting.
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Companies operating under commercial law are required to maintain full statutory accounting records, ensuring a complete and accurate ledger of corporate transactions, assets, and financial results. We deliver a transparent view of your company’s financial standing, proper transactional entry classification, and complete documentation for financial statements.
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We handle your ongoing document workflows: processing and posting business events, maintaining the general ledger and all required sub-ledgers, and ensuring full data reconciliation with source documents. We help you stay seamlessly on top of regular settlements, VAT records, and closing deadlines.
At the end of each financial year, or whenever management reporting is required, we prepare statutory financial statements along with all necessary disclosures and notes. Additionally, we set up structured cost-centre reporting (MPK) to help you efficiently track and analyze costs by department, branch, or project.
An accounting policy is the foundational framework that establishes the principles for keeping books and preparing financial reports within an organization. We help you draft and implement a tailor-made policy that reflects your business model, operational structure, and statutory requirements—providing a solid foundation for consistent bookkeeping.
26 Apr 2026
In the world of taxes, few substances are as “slippery” as glycerine. Although associated mainly with cosmetics or pharmaceuticals, for businesses in the chemical and e-cigarette sectors it has become one of the most problematic goods for excise settlements.
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A season is approaching when Polish entrepreneurs split into two groups: those who already have complete documents and those frantically searching for last year’s invoices. The financial statement is the key document summarising your company’s condition – a legal duty whose breach can be costly.
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Running a company is not only business growth but also reporting duties. One of the most important moments in the financial year is closing the books and approving the financial statements. Missing deadlines can have serious financial and legal consequences.
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