Legal and Tax Services in One Place

Yes. We handle cases throughout Poland and for clients living abroad. Consultations are held, for example, via Google Meet, by email or in another electronic form. In 99% of cases a personal visit to the office is not required.

We serve clients in Polish, English, Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian and Spanish.

You can book a consultation by email, through the contact form or via the Telegram button. Within 24 hours our specialist will contact you. The preferred method is to send us an email with a description of your enquiry.

Yes, we can join the case at any stage of the proceedings. However, the earlier this happens, the greater the chance of achieving an optimal outcome.

We believe that even in seemingly hopeless matters we can find a solution that allows the case to be resolved fully or at least partially in line with the client’s expectations. Our experience shows that a professional tax advisor or attorney can almost always look at the client’s case differently and identify factual and legal arguments in their favour. In each case we inform the client about the chances of success and present all arguments supporting their position.

Despite the rapid development of AI technologies, they cannot replace humans in terms of critical thinking, creativity and practical use of psychological tools.

This means that AI is not a substitute for, nor a real threat to, professional lawyers. A lawyer’s work is not about merely knowing the law, but about interpreting it correctly, applying it in practice and arguing effectively with the opposing side.

Documents and letters generated by AI are not recognised by authorities and courts as professional legal work and are not taken seriously. The result of using AI instead of a professional is often the same as if the client had never sought legal help at all.

Furthermore, documents prepared by AI are not formally accepted by authorities or courts, because only documents signed by an attorney-at-law or tax advisor have legal effect. Most AI tools are also prohibited from providing legal/tax advice, and their providers bear no risk – including reputational risk – unlike attorneys and tax advisors, who bear civil and disciplinary liability and are exposed to potential reputational consequences.

This depends on the type of case and the workload of authorities and courts. We monitor deadlines, use available tools to speed up the process and keep clients regularly informed of the status of their case.

Services are billed on an hourly basis, as a fax/cap, or per stage of the case. We offer market-level fees.

The fee may thus be based on the time spent on the matter or on a pre-agreed amount, depending on the nature of the case.

Our clients readily use tax and legal advisory services because they usually save more than the cost of the service. We deliver concrete value, which is why many clients return to us whenever another legal or tax issue arises.

The fee of an attorney-at-law/tax advisor depends in particular on:

the time needed to analyse the case,

the nature and complexity of the matter,

the benefits and results achieved by the client thanks to the services,

the amount involved in the case, which determines the professional’s liability, and

the repetitive or unique nature of the matter,

the urgency of the matter.

Legislation also sets minimum fees for attorneys-at-law and tax advisors for certain types of cases.

No. Under the law and professional ethics of attorneys and tax advisors, it is not permissible to set a fee solely dependent on the outcome of the case (success fee only). We always strive to achieve a successful outcome for the client, so in complex or precedent-setting matters it is common to agree an additional fee contingent on success.

A tax advisor primarily deals with tax law and providing tax advice, while an accountant is responsible for bookkeeping.

Accountants are not allowed to provide tax advice; violation of this prohibition may result in a fine of up to PLN 100,000.

A tax advisor is bound by professional secrecy (like attorneys), therefore all correspondence between the advisor and the client is fully confidential, and tax authorities cannot access it. Accountants, on the other hand, are often questioned by tax authorities about their clients’ matters. They are not liable for tax advice, and their civil liability insurance does not cover damages arising from such advice. Only a tax advisor generally has the right to represent taxpayers before tax authorities and administrative courts.

No. There is no law firm that specialises in absolutely everything. For example, we do not conduct divorce proceedings due to their repetitive nature. We prefer to focus on complex, interesting or intricate matters.

Yes, prior to the consultation, 100% of its cost must be paid. We take our clients seriously and respect their time, so during the consultation the client receives a clear answer to their question – without unnecessary digressions.

Yes. With every client we conclude a written engagement agreement and issue an invoice in accordance with applicable law.

The client books a consultation, providing their personal data and a description of the issue. Once payment is received, a consultation date is set. Oral consultations cannot be recorded and do not allow the participation of a chatbot recording the conversation, due to the need to protect the Firm’s intellectual property.

The client is responsible for carefully preparing and preserving their own notes. The Firm does not verify or summarise them.

Analysis of client documentation as part of an oral consultation is a separate service with a separate fee.

Written advice is also a separate service and is treated as a tax opinion (if the client is interested, they can indicate in advance when booking an oral consultation that they would like written advice).

Yes. It is possible to obtain written legal advice or a legal opinion prepared by an attorney-at-law or tax advisor. To do so, please contact the Firm and indicate in your enquiry that you are interested in written advice.

In practice, tax authorities issue individual tax rulings within a maximum of about two months from the date the application is filed.

A tax opinion prepared by a tax advisor is evidence in the event of a possible tax inspection.

After obtaining such an opinion, our clients benefit from tax advantages while ensuring legal safety.

A tax opinion protects the taxpayer during audit proceedings by presenting a concise summary of arguments in their favour, their justification and the advisor’s position. Tax authorities are obliged to address this opinion, and obtaining it demonstrates that the taxpayer has exercised due diligence.

A tax opinion reduces the risk of tax errors and may help prove that the taxpayer acted in reliance on a specialist, which can be important when assessing potential fiscal-criminal liability. In practice, this significantly reduces the risk of criminal tax charges and, for foreigners, also the risk of expulsion from the Schengen Area.