What's the most blocks of Polish entrepreneurs?

Micro business, small and medium-sized enterprises play a major role in the economy. It is in their focus on human skills and abilities in entrepreneurship, innovation and employment. Because of the crucial importance of the SME sector for the Polish economy to support their development, and strengthening the competitive position are some of the most important but most difficult areas of the country.

The World Bank published a few months ago a report on business opportunities in various countries around the world. Poland is still in the tail of the statement. Conditions for business are still hostile to entrepreneurs and multiply them a lot of trouble.

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From independent studies, international reports and information obtained from companies that Polish law does not meet public expectations in terms of its operation. Experts wytkają Poland a number of difficulties, they are exposed to business: long waiting time for decisions of officials, high level of red tape, weak protection of investors, problems with issuing building permits, extending indefinitely a case of collection of receivables.

Bureaucracy is a phenomenon which is often identified as one of the factors that inhibit the growth of entrepreneurship in Poland. Too complex and confusing law is mentioned in public opinion polls, a barrier to starting a business. In addition, very often the newly created law imposes obligations on businesses excessive, causing their side unjustified costs.

In order to further improve the position of the Polish Ministry of Economy continues to work on improving the economic regulation of the five Doing Business areas in which the Polish position is unsatisfactory: starting a business, acquiring building permits, registering property, paying taxes, protecting investors.

We are far from the business heaven. Currently, the most entrepreneur-friendly country of Singapore. On the podium also included Hong Kong and New Zealand. In Europe, the easiest way is in the UK, the hardest in Greece, Italy and here in Poland. – To change it, should be placed on practical education in schools, encourage more people to test business ideas. Try changing the perception of failure in business with something embarrassing to the positive experience that brings you closer to success. Only then can we talk about the need for simplification of rules and laws. – Says Dariusz Zuk, president of Polish entrepreneurship.

According to Dariusz Zuk is blocking us thinking, mentality and lack of appropriate skills. If we abolish taxes to zero and the more easy to run the company and so unlikely that it will not be made much larger number of companies and is currently operating companies will not develop just because of this.