SWGK focuses on five service areas: consulting, tax, audit, accounting and business IT solutions. We combine the skills, experience and commitment of more than 250 financial experts, including chartered accountants, tax advisors, legal advisors, accountants and advisors in the fields of accounting, management, financial analysis and IT.
Our consulting services strategically prioritize resource management and business process optimization, essential for gaining a competitive edge. Through the application of industry best practices, our solutions yield tangible benefits, empowering companies to manage risk and drive innovation.
Our goal is to minimize tax risks and create personalized, effective solutions for our clients. By conducting a comprehensive analysis of the client’s entire company, we customize our service package to meet the specific needs and characteristics of their current business activities.
Fulfilling transfer pricing requirements is a crucial part of meeting a taxpayer’s tax obligations. This is in line with tax regulations, which are designed to ensure that the terms and conditions of transactions between related parties align with market conditions.
The results of our audit provide valuable information for making strategic business decisions regarding the further implementation of projects and the allocation of company resources.
Accounting and HR outsourcing provide access to specialized experts’ knowledge and experience, ensuring compliance with current accounting, labour law, and tax legislation.
At SWGK, we understand that entrepreneurs aim to concentrate on the core business of their company. As a trustworthy business advisor, we cater to your needs by providing corporate law services.
As SWGK, we specialize in providing comprehensive services to clients from German-speaking countries in the German language area. We also serve those who already have a business in Poland and those who are planning to start one.
Our IT products have been successfully implemented and are being used by smaller and medium-sized businesses, as well as by national capital groups and the Polish branches of multinational corporations.
