Investing in Germany

Our advice on investing in Germany is addressed to Polish enterprises willing to start or develop a business in Germany. Polish companies are increasingly more present on the German market. This is possible thanks to the membership of both countries in the European Union and the economic incentives awaiting Polish enterprises in Germany. Our advice is dedicated to enterprises that want to have full knowledge of legal and tax aspects, cultural differences as well as local opportunities and limitations in starting up or developing their business in Germany. Tax advice in Germany, accounting in Germany, grants and investment – these are the areas in which we have advised Polish clients for over 30 years.

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By consulting Rödl & Partner you will receive a complete package of information about setting up and doing business in Germany.

Whether you already have a daughter company there, wish to open one, or plan an acquisition or a joint venture, as a competent and trustworthy partner we will accompany you at all stages of your project. We will help you plan and implement actions using our practical knowledge of all key aspects of running a business in Poland and in Germany.

Rödl & Partner has been present in Poland for over 30 years. We provide advisory services, carry out audits and advise Polish and foreign enterprises operating internationally – both in Poland and abroad.

Our advice on investing in Germany covers

Tax advisory services

tax returns (filling out tax returns and obligatory reports for tax authorities);
structural tax advice (e.g. transfer pricing, tax-consolidated groups, legal forms, optimisation of social insurance liabilities).

Accounting/ reporting

monthly financial reports and payrolls;
social insurance registration;
VAT and PIT returns;
reporting packages for the Polish parent company.

We do other services

representation in dealings with tax authorities/courts;
review of local forms of aid;
conversion of financial statements according to German accounting regulations to statements according to the IFRS or Polish accounting standards.