Shares or business, due diligence, UOKiK clearance and closing.
Introduction
A Polish company can be bought through a purchase of shares or through a purchase of the business (assets). The choice affects taxes, the assumption of liabilities and formalities.
How it works
- NDA and letter of intent
- legal, tax and financial due diligence
- sale agreement (SPA or APA) with seller warranties
- UOKiK filings and foreign investment screening, where required
- closing, payment and changes in the KRS
Why it matters and what is important
Risks identified in the review are reflected in the price, escrow or closing conditions. A well-drafted agreement protects the buyer against unknown liabilities.
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Related information
This article is general in nature and does not constitute legal or tax advice. Legal status as of 17 October 2026.
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