The Polish Sp. z o.o. is a popular way into the EU market: PLN 5,000 minimum capital, a clear tax system and strong banks. A ready-made company is already registered in KRS and often has an open account; a crypto company also has a VASP registration.
Two kinds of ready-made companies
| Sp. z o.o. with an account | VASP company | |
|---|---|---|
| For | Trade, services, IT, marketing | Crypto exchange and custody |
| Included | PKO, BNP Paribas or other accounts | VASP registration, AML documents, exchange accounts |
| Main risk | Bank KYC for the new owner | Transition to MiCA rules |
VASP and MiCA
MiCA applies across the EU: crypto services need CASP authorisation, and national VASP registrations only work during the transitional period set by each country. Before a purchase we check the registration's current status and what CASP authorisation would require.
Companies in stock
- 2024 Polish VASP company with PKO and Binance accounts;
- 2021 Sp. z o.o. with a BNP Paribas account;
- 2024 Warsaw Sp. z o.o. with a PKO account.
How the purchase works
- KRS extract, accounts and tax status (CIT, VAT);
- share transfer: online via S24 if the company was set up there, otherwise before a notary;
- update KRS and the CRBR beneficial-owner register;
- change bank signatories.
Can a Polish company be bought fully online?
If the company was formed in the S24 system, the share transfer can be done online with a qualified e-signature. Otherwise a notary or a power of attorney is needed.
What tax does a Polish Sp. z o.o. pay?
The standard CIT rate is 19%, with a reduced rate for small taxpayers. The alternative "Estonian CIT" regime is also available.
Current companies, prices and status are in the ready-made companies catalogue: Poland. Before a deal we request the registry extract and the seller's documents, check debts and filings and handle the change of ownership. More about the service: ready-made companies, turnkey.