BCR GROUP blog
Practical advice on accounting, HR and tax law in PL / RU / EN.
Restructuring or bankruptcy? A board compass for a company in crisis
When the arrangement procedure makes sense, and when bankruptcy does. A short decision map for the board of a struggling company, with numbers and no platitudes.
Read more →WHT: withholding tax and traps for foreign suppliers
Paying licences, dividends or interest abroad? Check whether you need to withhold WHT and whether you're entitled to a reduced rate based on a residency certificate.
Read more →KSeF 2026: what you need to know now
From 1 February 2026 the Krajowy System e-Faktur (KSeF, Poland's National e-Invoicing System) becomes mandatory for most Polish companies. Here's what it means in practice and how to prepare.
Read more →Tax residency: how to determine where you pay PIT
Living between Poland and another country? We explain the 183-day rule, the centre of vital interests and what decides when both countries claim you as resident.
Read more →Setting up a business in Poland: a 14-day playbook
A practical timeline for foreign founders incorporating a Polish sp. z o.o., from first call to active bank account, with what to prepare upfront.
Read more →Comarch ERP + AI: how we cut month-end close by 60%
A case study of an AI agent rolled out on top of Comarch ERP XL at one of our clients. What worked, what didn't and what it cost, with concrete numbers.
Read more →IP Box in practice: how to account for IP-derived income
5% CIT sounds great. But to use IP Box you have to keep records, have qualified income and meet a list of technical conditions.
Read more →Posting to the Netherlands and France: WagwEU and SIPSI in a nutshell
Each of these countries has its own filing system. We cover the main differences and the things that most often catch Polish employers off guard.
Read more →KSeF from 1 February 2026: the last 30 days of rollout
KSeF goes live in a month. What has to be ready right now, and what you can still finish in the last weeks without giving up the family holiday.
Read more →S24 or notary? Which path to register a sp. z o.o. is faster
The S24 mode promises 24-hour registration but has limits. The notarial route gives flexibility at the cost of a few extra days. A side-by-side table for decision-makers.
Read more →Sanacja proceedings: is this a lifeline for your company?
Sanacja gives you protection from creditors and time to restructure. We explain when to use it, and when going straight to bankruptcy is the better call.
Read more →Hiring foreigners in 2026: what the amendment changed
A package of changes to the Foreigners Act simplifies some procedures and tightens others. A practical guide for employers planning new hires.
Read more →AI in accounting: 5 processes worth automating first
Not every accounting process is a fit for AI. We show where automation pays off quickly, and where it's better to wait for more mature tools.
Read more →Transfer pricing for SMBs: when the rules apply to you too
Most small companies assume transfer pricing is only a corporate topic. The thresholds and exceptions can surprise you, especially if you run more than one company in a group.
Read more →Posting workers to Belgium: LIMOSA step by step
Every worker sent to Belgium needs a LIMOSA registration. We explain the procedure, deadlines, exemptions and penalties for failing to register.
Read more →Sp. z o.o. or JDG? A full breakdown for 2026
Choosing a legal form is a multi-year decision. We compare sp. z o.o. (Polish LLC) and JDG (sole proprietorship) on cost, taxes, liability and scaling, without oversimplifying.
Read more →Consumer bankruptcy 2025: what changed and who it applies to
This year's amendments clarified personal debt-relief rules. We explain who can file, what to expect, and why the court can still refuse.
Read more →Estonian CIT 2026: when it pays off, and when it doesn't
Estonian CIT is a tempting option for many companies, but a poorly considered switch can cost more than it saves. The hard questions to ask yourself first.
Read more →Posting workers to Germany: A1, Mindestlohn, ZUS
Sending a worker on a contract to Germany? Check what documents you need, what to pay, and the mistakes Polish employers most commonly make.
Read more →KSeF: a board-level checklist for the last 6 months
KSeF (Poland's National e-Invoicing System) becomes mandatory on 1 February 2026. A short, hard list of what to do first if you sit on the board of a Polish company.
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