HLB Poland as member of HLB is an international, integrated and independent network of member firms specializing in auditing, accounting, tax consulting and consulting services.
Learn moreHLB Poland as member of HLB is an international, integrated and independent network of member firms specializing in auditing, accounting, tax consulting and consulting services.
HLB is a global network of independent advisory and accounting firm. We have a history of innovation, collaboration and are dedicated to helping our clients grow across borders. Through the power of 25,000 professionals across 150 countries, HLB combine local expertise and global capabilities to service your needs. Our partner firms are locally established with deep roots in their local communities yet are closely connected with professionals from across the world. We support clients as they grow nationally, regionally and globally, ensuring a consistent high-quality client experience and personalised service wherever you operate.
Regardless of what sector you operate in, business is about people. Building a trusted relationship with you wherever you take your business is highly important to us. To best service our international clients, we take the time to get to know you and understand your specific needs.
Once we understand your business needs, we will introduce you to a localised HLB client team set-up especially for you to cover the jurisdictions of your interest. They will serve as your local business guides to help navigate through the new business environment and help you comply with local regulation. We will be kept in the loop of your foreign projects – functioning as an additional safety to avoid misunderstandings and to enhance the building-up of a sturdy client service relationship.
At HLB, we work closely with our colleagues in the countries you’re expanding into and guarantee a seamless HLB client experience and soft landing in new territory.
Each of the individual and independent member firms of HLB Poland have a dedicated HLB Contact Partners.
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