Italian-speaking accountants in Poland

Italian owners of Polish companies often want to speak to an accountant in their own language, not through a translator. Tax and accounting terms do not map one to one between the two systems, and a misunderstanding about a deadline or a filing can cost money. This page lists the firms that state Italian among the languages they work in.

Three firms are listed. All three are accounting firms: two are medium-sized and one belongs to a large network. All three also work in Polish and English, and two add German. They cover accounting, tax compliance, VAT and payroll, two offer company formation and audit, and one stated published prices.

Their client groups include Italian entrepreneurs, foreign companies operating in Poland and branches of foreign companies. Real estate, construction and renewable energy are among the industries named.

Ask each firm whether the Italian speaker is the person who will handle your file, whether reports and invoices can be prepared in Italian, and how the firm deals with questions about Italian tax rules that touch your Polish company. For a wider choice, see accountants for foreign clients or the country guide. You can also send one request through Accountanty.

Italian-speaking accountants in Poland

Frequently asked questions

Are the accountants on this page Italian?

Not necessarily. The page lists firms that state Italian as a language they work in. Ask who the Italian speakers are and whether they will handle your file day to day.

Can they advise on Italian tax rules?

A Polish firm can explain how Polish rules apply to your company, but advice on Italian tax is usually the job of an adviser in Italy. Ask whether the firm coordinates with one and how.

What if I need a firm in a particular city?

The three firms are not tied to a single city on this page. Use the Warsaw page to compare firms by location, and ask any firm whether it can work with you remotely.

General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules, rates and fees change: check them with the official sources linked on this page or with a qualified adviser before you act.