On October 28, 2021 KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI participated in a webinar hosted by the IOE&IT and Digital Trader Services.
From the start of 2022, all British importers will need to complete declarations for imports from the EU. The deadline for transportation inspections, including sanitary inspections of food, animal products and plant-based goods, has been delayed until 2022. Despite this, importers must be prepared to fill out declarations from January 1, 2022.
The webinar therefore explained the new timeline for import controls and what this means for traders. Experts provided practical advice about what traders can do to prepare for these changes.
The webinar covered the following topics:
- The customs controls and checks that are being introduced on 1 January 2022
- The requirement to use the new Goods Vehicle Movement Service (GVMS) and how this works
- When pre-notification and health certification will be introduced for agri-foods and steps traders can take
- When physical checks will be introduced at Border Control Posts.
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The partners of KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI have been invited to the reception organized by the Ambassador of the Republic of Austria Andreas Stadler and Mrs. Rebecca Greenstein on the occasion of the National Day of the Republic of Austria.
Since 1965, the Austrian National Day has been celebrated on 26 October.
KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI was honoured to take part in the event. KG Legal actively advises Austrian entities operating on the Polish market, in particular through its activities in Advantage Austria. Advantage Austria is the foreign trade organisation of the Austrian Chamber of Commerce and Austria’s largest service provider for all matters related to internationalisation. Advantage Austria teams are the first point of contact for international companies looking for Austrian suppliers.
The Vienna Chamber of Commerce of Austria (Wirtschaftskammer Österreich – WKÖ) has entered the partners of KIEŁTYKA GŁADKOWSKI KG Legal to the list of trusted lawyers (Vertrauensanwalt) for the needs of Austrian companies operating in Poland within the Austrian foreign trade agency that is part of this Chamber. Status of a trusted lawyer The law firm received an audit in the form of legal opinions prepared by Austrian entities requesting assistance to WKÖ.
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KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI KG Legal took part in III Conference “New technologies and artificial intelligence. Legal and practical aspects of the trust ecosystem.” (LINK) The conference was held online on 22 October 2021. The organizers of the conference were: Research Team “Information Law, Media and Intellectual Property in New Technologies” of the Pedagogical University of Krakow, Chair of Civil Law and Private International Law, Information Processing Centre – National Research Institute, Academy of Law of New Technologies – Pedagogical University of Krakow.
The conference included the following panels:
- Artificial Intelligence as a tool in civil law and civil procedure
- New technologies from the perspective of public law and other sciences
- Protection of the Artificial Intelligence’s products
- Legal and non-legal aspects of Artificial Intelligence’s working.
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On 1-2 December 2021, KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI KG LEGAL will participate in the 13th Baltic Business Forum HYBRID in a hybrid formula. The event is organized by the International Association Europe – North-East, the Polish-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and the City of Świnoujście. It will take place in Świnoujście and everywhere – that is, online.
The main objective of the Baltic Business Forum is to strengthen cooperation in the region of Adriatic, Baltic, Black Sea. In order to strengthen the historical traditions of trade in the region, it is essential to invest in modern transport infrastructure, interconnectors for energy security, new forms of cooperation between authorities and local communities.
Some of the topics that will be covered will include:
What awaits the economy in 2022? How will the European Green Deal affect business? How is a regional transport hub emerging? Digital country and digital labour market.
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Real estate investment is one of the most lucrative forms of capital multiplication. The real estate market is constantly growing and it is the least risky sphere of capital investment, however, it requires significant investment funds. To increase access for the less wealthy, special real estate funds are created to allocate assets to investors who want to start their adventure on the real estate market.
Types of real estate funds
The division into different categories of funds is made on the basis of the risk and rate of return of a given investment. They range from conservative to aggressive and are defined by both the physical attributes of the property and the amount of debt used to capitalize a project. We distinguish the following types:
The term “core” refers to real estates located in high-quality locations with high-quality tenants. Core property investors are looking to generate stable income with very low risk. These properties require very little hand-holding by their owners and are typically acquired and held as an alternative to bonds, generating stable and consistent cash flow to their owners and their values tend to be the least volatile.
- Core Plus Real Estate Funds
In terms of property class and profit prospects, these funds are similar to core funds, but with the low or moderate risk profile. Core plus property owners typically have the ability to increase cash flows through minor property improvements, management efficiencies or by increasing the quality of the tenants. The difference from previous funds is the fact that profit is not so easy to predict and core plus investment requires more active participation in property.
- Value – Add Real Estate Funds
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