Starting, running and closing a business
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Intellectual property rightsIntellectual property in Poland is governed by two principle legal acts: the Copyright Act and the Industrial Property Act.
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Credit insuranceOfficial export credit support in the form of credit insurance and bonds is provided in Poland by Export Credits Insurance Corporation Joint Stock Company (Korporacja Ubezpieczeń Kredytów Eksportowych Spółka Akcyjna, KUKE S.A.), supervised by the Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Technology.
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What are the obligations of economic operators regarding the collection and processing of waste?The collection and/or processing of waste requires economic operators to have relevant permits. Find out whether this obligation applies to your business as well and what conditions you must meet to obtain a permit to pursue this activity.
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Insolvency proceedings and liquidation of companiesThis article explains the conditions for declaring bankruptcy, the roles of liquidators, and the steps involved in liquidation processes. Additionally, it highlights alternative methods for dissolving partnerships and simple joint-stock companies without full liquidation, offering streamlined solutions for closure.
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Merger of companies/partnerships or selling a businessThis article explores the processes of company mergers and business sales. It details the types of mergers, including cross-border and domestic, their legal requirements, and the rights and obligations transferred to the acquiring entity. Additionally, it outlines the responsibilities of buyers and sellers in business transactions, including liability for pre-existing debts.
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Civil liability of directors of a company/partnershipThis article examines the civil liability of company board members and partnership managers. It details their responsibilities towards the company, creditors, and third parties, outlining scenarios where they may face personal liability for damages, including negligence or false statements. The text also explains varying liability rules for general, professional, and limited partnerships, emphasizing the extent of responsibility based on partnership roles.