Archives: Poradnik

  • Analysis and profitability indicators


    Profitability ratios make it possible to assess the financial health of a company. Learn what ratios such as ROS, ROA and ROE are and how to calculate and interpret them.

  • Blank promissory note – what is it and how to use it?


    A blank bill of exchange is a type of security – find out in what situations it is worth using it, what information it should contain and how to complete it.

  • Factoring for small businesses


    Factoring is a service designed primarily for small and medium-sized companies. Find out why this is the case and when it’s a good idea to opt for factoring for SMEs.

  • JPK_V7 – new Single Control File


    As of October 1, 2020, Polish entrepreneurs must file the new Single Control File JPK_V7. Does it apply to all companies? Who must submit JPK_V7 and from when?

  • Effective debt collection, or how to recover debts


    Is there effective debt collection? Find out what vindication actually is and what types of vindication there are, How to recover debts effectively and quickly?

  • Functions and essence of factoring


    The most important function of factoring is financing. Find out what other functions factoring can perform. Is financing the only option it offers?

  • Duplicate invoice – what is it and how to issue it?


    A lost invoice or a damaged invoice are situations when you can ask for a duplicate. Are there other cases when you can ask for it? What should it look like and does it affect the due date?

  • What is a simplified invoice and what does it look like?


    A simplified invoice differs from a VAT invoice in that it may contain less information. Who can issue a simplified invoice and when? What information should such an invoice contain?

  • Non-bank loans and credits for companies


    Don’t want or can’t take out a credit/loan? Learn about purchase financing – an alternative from PragmaGO® and see what advantages it has over standard forms of financing.

  • BIK versus BIG – what are the differences?


    BIK, or the Credit Information Bureau, and BIG, or the Bureau of Economic Information – find out if these institutions are similar, what data can be checked in them, and to whom this information can be useful.