TIAS participates in KITA conference in Katowice
South Korean companies continue to actively explore opportunities for growth in Poland. We experienced this while participating in a conference promoting the business potential of BUSAN – second largest city in this country.
This international event, held in Katowice, was organized by the Korean International Trade Association (KITA). Among the guests were CEOs and representatives of leading companies from Busan, as well as Korean banks present in Poland specializing in supporting Korean investments and international trade.
Asian investors were particularly interested in Poland’s strategic location between Eastern and Western Europe, its highly educated workforce, and the investment incentives available through the investment zones.
TIAS had the pleasure to present its "know-how" and services:
🔸 SeungEun Han: Type of companies in Poland, legalization of stay and work permits for Korean citizens
🔸 Su Jin Lee: Employment of Korean Nationals in Poland – types of employment contracts, taxation, social and health insurance, and available tax deduction.
🔸 Adam Smuga: Comprehensive TIAS services supporting Korean companies to run businesses in Poland safely and successfully.
It was an honor to engage in direct conversations with investors from Busan.
We thank the organizers and everyone we had the opportunity to meet.
Zobacz również
Repeal of the obligation to publish information on implemented tax strategies
Since 2021, taxpayers with annual revenues exceeding EUR 50 million, as well as tax capital groups, have been required to publish information about their adopted tax strategies for a given tax year on their websites.
Labor Code: new amendments strengthening the principle of equal pay for men and women
On June 4, 2025, a law was passed amending the Polish Labor Code. These amendments are intended to partially implement into Polish law Directive (EU) 2023/970 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 10 May 2023, which aims to strengthen the principle of equal pay for men and women performing the same work or work of equal value – through pay transparency and enforcement mechanisms.
Adam Smuga at a meeting with entrepreneurs in Riga
Can Poland become an important expansion destination for Latvian investors? We discussed this topic during the "Gateway to Poland" seminar, organized on 4th of November in Riga by the Polish-Latvian Chamber of Commerce and Industry together with the Polish Embassy in Latvia.