by Dominika DudekNavigating Legal Changes in 2026
Dear Sirs,
We are pleased to share with you our report “Navigating Legal Changes in 2026 Implications for Entrepreneurs”, which provides a practical and business-focused overview of the key regulatory developments that will affect companies in the coming year.
The report covers major changes across multiple areas of law, including employment and HR, immigration and global mobility, taxation, digitalisation and cybersecurity, construction and public procurement, restructuring, and intellectual property. We focus on regulations that have a direct impact on costs, risk exposure and operational decisions, and therefore require early assessment and preparation.
We support businesses not only in understanding new legal obligations, but above all in translating regulatory changes into concrete actions – from risk identification and legal audits to tailored recommendations and practical implementation aligned with business objectives.
The full report in PDF format is available at the following link:
ENG: Navigating Legal Changes in 2026 Implications for Entrepreneurs
PL: Raport: Zmiany w prawie 2026 – przewodnik dla przedsiębiorców
Should any of the topics discussed in the report be particularly relevant to your organisation, or if you would like to assess how the 2026 changes may affect your operations, we would be pleased to discuss this with you.
We are happy to propose dedicated advisory support, tailored to the specific needs of your business.
Best regards,
KBZ Legal & Tax Team
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