Employing remote workers in Poland does not necessarily create a permanent establishment in Poland (PE) – this has been confirmed by the Polish Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) in its recent judgment of 28 October 2025 (case no. II FSK 163/23). The ruling, obtained for a Grant Thornton client, strengthens a favourable line of Polish case law and serves as an important reference point for foreign companies hiring remote employees in Poland.

Grant Thornton Poland will join eight other firms across Europe, further extending seamless service delivery.

We are pleased to announce that the Grant Thornton Legal team has once again been recognised among the leading law firms in the area of Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) in the latest IFLR1000 2025 edition, while Karol Guździoł received an individual distinction in the “Rising Star Partner” category.

Grant Thornton experts advised the Polish Development Fund (PFR) in connection with the bond issuance by Metalkas S.A., under which PFR subscribed bonds with a total value of PLN 60 million. Thanks to financing provided by the Polish Development Fund (PFR), the company will significantly accelerate its international expansion, with a particular focus on the American market.

Grant Thornton experts have strengthened their position in the prestigious international ITR World Tax 2026 ranking. The latest edition brought the firm three distinctions and two individual recognitions.

Focusing on core business growth while maintaining compliance and operational efficiency in support functions, such as accounting, payroll, and HR, can be a significant challenge for many companies. To avoid errors and reduce the risk of non-compliance, an increasing number of organizations are turning to external service providers. However, selecting the right outsourcing partner is a strategic decision. It directly impacts the security, efficiency, and stability of internal processes.

Another transaction in the technology sector with the involvement of Grant Thornton Poland experts has been successfully completed. Investment fund Lynx Trail Capital has acquired shares in ICEA, a Polish one-stop-shop digital agency.

In Poland, there are several hundred thousand capital companies – limited liability companies (sp. z o.o.), joint-stock companies (S.A.), and simple joint-stock companies (P.S.A.). Behind each of them stands at least one management board member – a person who, by resolution of the shareholders, has been granted a mandate to run the organization, but also the obligation to bear responsibility. Often very real, personal, and – as statistics show – increasingly less theoretical.