Let’s be honest: you became a freelancer to pursue your passion, not to become an amateur tax accountant. You don’t want to spend valuable work hours staring at terms like “e-Fatura” and “Bağ-Kur” with the enthusiasm of a dental appointment. Freelancing in Turkey feels like swinging through a tax-coded rainforest. You’re not just your own […]
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When freelancers and businesses search for platforms similar to Ruul, Remotify consistently emerges as the leading alternative. Why? Remotify offers the same core service—invoicing without a company—but with lower, more transparent fees (from 2.5%, typical ≈4%), built-in automation like recurring invoices, and dedicated human support. For those considering Ruul, a direct comparison with Remotify is […]
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Let’s face it: invoicing isn’t the sexy side of freelancing. It’s the clunky, spreadsheet-laden abyss between your completed tasks and actual money in your bank account. You didn’t become a freelancer to spend hours on invoicing tools or decipher international tax codes. Yet, here you are, stumbling at the final hurdle. Every day, talented professionals […]
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If you’re looking for a Remote.com alternative for paying freelancers, Remotify is simpler, cheaper, and designed for contractors. Remote.com: Enterprise-focused, EOR model for full-time employees, expensive monthly fees.
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If you’re looking for a Deel alternative, Remotify offers a simpler, more transparent, and compliant way to pay freelancers. Deel: Complex pricing, enterprise-focused, uses EOR/Payment Facilitator models.
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Freelancing sounds like a dream, right? You work from a cozy Kraków café, wear pajamas to Zoom calls, and decide when to clock in—or not. But as your coffee gets cold, the real monster lurks: Polish taxes. You became a freelancer for freedom. You wanted to set your own hours and avoid Karen from HR. […]
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Welcome to the paradox of Polish freelancing. You’re world-class at your craft—design, development, writing, consulting—and you finally land that dream client. You ace the interview, dazzle with your portfolio, and even agree on a solid rate. Then, the final question: “Can you send us an invoice?” And just like that, everything unravels. This is the […]
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Poland’s freelance economy is thriving. More than 2.5 million self-employed workers help boost the country’s GDP by about 15%. This growth is rising, thanks to digital platforms and remote work trends. The promise? Freedom, flexibility, and the ability to work in your pajamas. Until you meet the Polish tax system.
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You’ve just completed an amazing project for an international client. They love your work and are ready to pay. Then comes that dreaded message: “Just send over your invoice, and we’ll process payment right away.” Cue the cold sweat. For Polish freelancers without a registered business, this request feels impossible. It’s like asking for a […]
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Magda, a talented graphic designer from Warsaw, was thrilled to land her first international client—a trendy startup in Berlin. She celebrated with a bottle of her favorite Malbec, already envisioning her global freelance empire. Two weeks later, she found herself checking her bank account again. The €1,200 payment her German client had promised had still […]
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Polish freelancers know the struggle all too well. Imagine landing a dream project only to discover that your hard work hinges on a simple piece of paper—an invoice. You wrap up a project, deliver your best work, and then—bam—a client asks for a proper invoice. Here’s the catch: most clients want a formal invoice. Without […]
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Congratulations! You might be running a business in Poland without even knowing it. The tax office will notify you… eventually. You’ve honed your skills, gained international clients, and built a steady workflow. All this without registering a business in Poland. You’re living the freelancer dream! There’s just one small problem: you might be breaking the […]
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