Hello,
I wonder this:
All small business must pay tax in Poland (like in practically all other countries). The way they find out how much they should pay in tax is by doing accounting/bookkeeping.
Many small business owners in Poland aren't into this, doesn't like it or doesn't know how to do it - so they buy help from bookkeeping companies. In Norway it's normal that many in industries such as cafeterias, decorators and used car sellers, buy bookkeeping services from small bookkeeping companies.
So, my question is, for such services, how much do they normally have to pay per hour?
And, there are differences in what education is needed to be allowed to help small business with accounting. In Germany the accounting education needed is a couple of years in a high school teaching accounting, and in Norway the law says that in order to help small business (and all business) you need at least three years in college plus several years as some sort of "trainee".
What does the law say in Poland about what's required of education to be allowed to do accounting?
Source: http://www.polishforums.com/business-economy-14/accounting-poland-business-venture-60836/
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