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Running a subsidiary company just became easier

21-01-2009 by Adam Jodłowski

Recent novelisation of Code of Commercial Companies derogated certain formalities regarding single-member companies. Currently a parent company may conclude an agreement with its subsidiary without preserving written form with signatures certified by a notary public.