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Joanna Bogdanska
Trade & Customs Law and White Collar Crime in PolandJoanna Bogdanska
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Addressing the Business Risk Caused by Russian Sanctions: IR Global Trade and Customs Report
Read more: Addressing the Business Risk Caused by Russian Sanctions: IR Global Trade and Customs ReportSince its invasion of Ukraine, Russia has become the most economically sanctioned country inthe world. In addition to the objective of having Russia withdraw from Ukraine, the sanctionsimposed on Russia, Belarus and the disputed Ukrainian provinces of Donetsk and Luhansk bythe United States of America, the European Union, Canada, and other mostly Western countries(collectively referred…
Doing Business In Poland 2022
Read more: Doing Business In Poland 2022Introduction This guide was created to provide foreign investors with basic information on thepossibilities of doing business in Poland. In addition to general information aboutthe Polish economy, the guide also includes information on legal bases,regulatory issues and forms of conducting business in Poland, as well asinformation on taxes, accounting and labor law relevant to the…
Joanna Bogdanska participates in the IR Virtual Series – International Contracts: How has the global pandemic impacted international contracts?
Read more: Joanna Bogdanska participates in the IR Virtual Series – International Contracts: How has the global pandemic impacted international contracts?Foreward by Andrew Chilvers The COVID-19 pandemic is one of those once-ina-lifetime events that few people predict but which affects everyone – individuals, businesses and governments. During the past four months the pandemic has caused huge disruption to companies across the globe as many have suddenly found it impossible to fulfil their contractual obligations. From…
International Deal Making – Assisting Acquirers
Read more: International Deal Making – Assisting AcquirersQUESTION ONE – In your experience, what are the key considerations that international clients should have the front of mind when assessing a target company for acquisition in your jurisdiction? Check the history of the company since the beginning of the operation, including who and what entities were involved in the company. It is also…
Company Formations: A jurisdictional guide to setting up a business
Read more: Company Formations: A jurisdictional guide to setting up a businessQUESTION ONE – What are the most common structures used when international clients want to form a company in your jurisdiction? Any examples? The limited liability company may be established for any purpose allowed by law, including non-profit. It may be established by one or more natural or legal persons (as long as it is…