Are you planning business expansion beyond Poland?
Choose KR Group - one professional service provider in the CEE region. Our offices are in: The Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, and Slovakia. Instead of multiplying costs by having one provider per country, collaborate with us! We will help you unleash regional synergy by reducing unnecessary costs and speeding up processes.
Since 2017, our team supports entrepreneurs in the scope of accounting, payroll and HR, and tax advice. We will help you utilize the potential of the Czech market and expedite your company’s expansion.
Since 2016, we support our clients by offering payroll-HR services, accounting, tax advice, and tax compliance. We will support your company in entering the Romanian market, and in growing your existing business.
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Through cooperation with proven suppliers of accounting services, VAT compliance, as well as tax advice, we support companies in expanding their business activity in the Central and Eastern European region.
Thanks to one of the most open European economies, entrepreneurs may count on a favorable place to invest. Since 2016, we support companies in the scope of accounting, tax advice, as well as payroll and HR.
Despite criticism, the legislature has not backed away from the mandatory inclusion of foreign taxpayers with a permanent place of business (FE) in the territory of Poland in using the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF).
We are thrilled to announce KR Group’s participation in the CEE Property Forum 2022. The event will take place on September 20-21st in Vienna and will be attended by Anita Supel (Accounting Director), Miłosz Saramak…
We are thrilled to announce KR Group’s participation in the CEE Property Forum 2022. The event will take place on September 20-21st in Vienna and will be attended by Miłosz Saramak (CEE Head of Business…
On 09.05.2022, the website of the Government Legislation Centre published a draft regulation by the Minister of Health on the declaration of a state of epidemic emergency on the territory of the Republic of Poland.
As of January 1, 2022, "The Polish Deal" introduced a number of new regulations that significantly affect taxpayers. The Act includes many key issues that directly affect affiliated entities. What changes affect the area of…
One of them is a very common transaction, which consists in shifting the costs incurred by the entrepreneur onto another entity. In order to perform this correctly, you need to answer a few questions that…
Not all companies know that having air conditioners which contain small quantities of F-gases and Controlled Substances require the company to register as an operator in the Central Register of Operators (CRO), prepare an Equipment…
An amendment to the “Polish Deal” has been in force since 10 March 2022, incorporating into the Personal Income Tax Act the Minister of Finance’s regulation of 7 January 2022 on PIT advances.
Last July, regulations of mail order trade, for both the intra-Community and the import of goods to natural persons, or so-called e-commerce, have been changed.
During the press conference held on the 24th of March, 2022, the Polish government announced additional tax changes in the regulations established by “The Polish Deal.”
Regulations introducing the Polish Deal added a new section to the Act of 16.11.2016 on the National Tax Administration, dedicated to check acquisition (Articles 94k-94x), commonly known as controlled acquisition.
The regulations introducing the “Polish Deal” also contain changes concerning VAT. One of the most important is the introduction of VAT groups—a solution providing for the possibility of treating a group of entities as a…
In the article The November increase in the NBP reference rate affects the maximum interest rate in transactions between related parties, we wrote that in the environment of interest rate increases, when determining the interest…