online event
Doing Business in Poland
Discover essential strategies for smooth UK-Poland exports, with KPMG case studies to avoid border delays and reduce costs.
What you’ll learn
- Presentation of practical examples of moving goods from UK to Poland covering in detail aspects such as:
- Customs process – required data and documents
- Rules of Origin – case study
- Solutions to reduce customs burdens or simplify formalities for EU importers
- VAT issues related to the export of goods to Poland
Description
In the four quarters leading up to Q1 2024, UK exports to Poland reached £11.2 billion, marking a 14.6% increase compared to the previous year.
Join this webinar to learn about the key aspects of efficiently moving your goods between the UK and Poland. The session will cover essential topics to ensure smooth deliveries to Polish partners, helping to avoid unnecessary costs and delays at the border. Additionally, if you are looking to export to other EU countries this webinar will also address relevant considerations for exporting to all EU countries.
KPMG will present several case studies, showcasing practical solutions to common challenges in trading with EU countries
Speakers
Wojciech Krajewski
Senior Manager, Trade & Customs, Tax Advisory, KPMG in Poland
Wojciech specializes in conducting customs audits and obtaining customs authorizations. He has extensive experience in determining tariff classification, origin, and customs value of goods. This year, Wojciech earned an individual distinction in the customs category in the 18th Ranking of Tax Firms and Tax Advisors conducted by the daily "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna".
Tomasz Piotrowski
Senior Manager, Indirect Tax, Tax Advisory, KPMG in Poland
Tomasz has over a decade of experience in advising clients on VAT matters. He is responsible for the monthly VAT compliance of his clients and assists them during tax audits and administrative court proceedings. Tomasz conducts tax trainings, implements SAF-T reporting, and supports clients in adapting to the digital revolution in tax reporting.