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Introduction of amendments to the foundation documents of an LLC in Poland
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Changes take much longer to be registered than the initial registration takes
Amending the statutory documents of a company such as Sp. z o.o., requires strict compliance with Polish law and registration of these changes in the National Court Register (KRS). The process can be carried out in two ways: through a notary or electronically through the S24 system, depending on the type of changes and the previous method of registration.
After making entries in the KRS, don't forget to complete a number of formalities - notify the tax office, amend related registers if necessary and pay civil transaction tax (in the case of a share sale).
We offer full legal support in the process of making changes to the constituent documents of your company. The cost of services depends on the scope of the changes and the method of their implementation. It is important to take into account that more complex changes require more extensive preparation of documents, which may affect the total cost of services.
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How to make changes to the constituent documents of Sp. z o.o. in Poland
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You can, but please note that changes can only be made via the S24 system if the registration and changes were made via the S24 system
You can.
The algorithm will vary depending on how and what changes are made.
Based on our experience, unfortunately, it will not be possible to speed things up significantly.
Yes (with few exceptions).
It all depends on what changes were made to the spoolka documents.
But as a rule it is necessary to report new information to the tax authorities and make changes to the Register of Beneficiaries, it may be necessary to pay tax on civil law transactions, it may be necessary to make changes to the issued permits, to inform a number of other state bodies - everything is very individual.
The same applies to the timing of such changes.