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WHAT DO YOU GET?

A 15-minute free consultation: you explain your legal, tax or accounting needs to us; we select an expert to help you implement solutions; and we draw up a quote tailored to your situation.

HOW CAN YOU PREPARE?

Identify which areas of your business require legal, tax or accounting support.
Set aside time for the consultation so that you can ask all your questions at your leisure.
Prepare key information about your business activities that will help the adviser understand your needs.

Who are you going to speak to?

Katarzyna Kot

Manager, tax adviser and attorney at law

Head of Tax. Advises entrepreneurs on tax law, assists with choosing the most secure legal structure for business operations or with restructuring, in a way that enables entrepreneurs to realise their full potential

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Frequently Asked Questions

What legal forms of business does your accountancy firm deal with?

We know that the legal form of a business is of crucial importance, which is why we tailor our accounting services to the specific nature of each entity. We provide services for a wide range of legal forms, including:

Capital and partnership companies: Sp. z o.o., Sp. j., Sp. k., S.K.A., S.A., P.S.A.

Civil partnerships (S.C.) and professional partnerships (S.P.P.)

Family foundations – modern entities designed, amongst other things, to safeguard assets and ensure succession.

Do you have any experience in managing and accounting for family foundations?

Yes, we have a thorough understanding of the specific nature and distinct legal framework governing family foundations. We assist in the proper structuring and accounting for such entities, ensuring tax compliance in relation to the assets contributed, day-to-day operations and the payment of benefits to beneficiaries.

How does LBK’s approach to accounting differ depending on the company’s legal form (e.g. P.S.A. vs Sp. k.)?

Each of these forms is characterised by different reporting and tax obligations. A Simple Public Limited Company (P.S.A.) requires a modern approach to share trading and capital structures, whilst a limited partnership (Sp. k.) involves a specific distribution of profits and double taxation. Our team possesses expert knowledge tailored to each of these structures, ensuring full compliance with the regulations.