Perpetual usufruct and virtual office

Many people are interested in converting the perpetual usufruct of their apartment into full ownership and obtaining the maximum 75% discount by paying the conversion fee once.

In order to do so, it is necessary to fill in GN-17 application located at Poznan City Hall, in which it should be stated that at the address to which the application relates, there is no registered business activity.

The consequence of existing, not necessarily operating in one's apartment (e.g., a cab driver who does not serve customers in his apartment) is to risk missing a discount or prolonging the procedure, as officials may interpret this as 'unlawful state aid' to entrepreneurs, more on this in the articles:

www.prawo.pl – „Those who have registered a business in an apartment may pay heavily for its enfranchisement."

www.wp.pl – "Do you run a business in your own apartment? You may be missing out on a gift from the government."

www.e-prawnik.pl – "Conversion of Land Ownership to Ownership vs. Business Activity".

You can protect yourself from potentially negative consequences by, among other things, moving your business to another address. Such a service - renting an address for the company and office space - we provide the cheapest in Poznan - for only 20zł/mc + VAT (payable in advance for a year).

After transferring a business to our address, you can file a GN-17 application and truthfully state in it that we do not conduct or have a registered business in our apartment. In the case of a sole proprietorship moving from its own apartment, the tax office remains the same, as our residential address does not change. The address change itself can be done online at CEIDG, concluding a contract with bureau31.co.uk is also done in 100% via the Internet.