- Accountants and payroll specialists
- Companies and sole traders
- Remote service across Poland
We serve businesses across Poland — remotely and on site. ![]()
ABOUT US
FORTUNKA handles payroll, HR, bookkeeping and legalisation for foreign nationals, for companies and sole traders across Poland, keeping it all in perfect order. We handle PIT, CIT, VAT, ZUS and JPK_V7 — nothing slips past us, and punctuality is our middle name.
More about usWorking with us
When you and your staff do not have to keep up with local accounting standards, tax regulations or employment law, you can spend that time on the rest of the business.
Working with us means you do not need in-house accounting, payroll or legal departments. We take care of it. The FORTUNKA team will sort out any question or doubt you have — one phone call is enough.
Entrusting your key business processes to FORTUNKA makes your company leaner, more efficient and more versatile. You can adapt faster when market conditions change.
Services
Full bookkeeping — KPiR and commercial ledgers, JPK_V7, VAT and monthly settlements kept in perfect order.
learn more
Payroll, HR records, employment contracts, ZUS declarations and DRA — your team handled with care.
learn more
Lump-sum tax, PIT and CIT settlements, KSeF e-invoicing and clear advice on the right form of taxation.
learn more
Residence legalisation for foreign nationals, payroll and HR for foreign staff, A1 certificates and posted workers.
learn more
Why choose us
Not sure which service you need? Ask us
How we help
From day-to-day bookkeeping to payroll and tax filings, we take care of the paperwork so you can focus on running your business.
Pricing
For freelancers and small businesses on lump-sum tax
For sole traders on general tax rules
For companies and commercial-law entities
News

KSeF has applied since 2026 — what this means for a small business today, what has been deferred to 2027, and what working with an accounting office in KSeF looks like.
Read more
The phase-out act has applied since 5 March 2026 — who has legal residence until 4 March 2028, who can set up a JDG, how to notify employees and what the penalties are.
Read more
Government draft of 21 August 2026: PIT 12% up to 130,000 PLN, a new 24% rate, ryczałt only up to 250,000 euro, CIT 22%. What this means for sole proprietorships and ryczałt payers — and what is worth considering now.
Read more