Strong Tax Advisory Firms Thrive Beyond Warsaw Across Poland
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At a glance
- "Rzeczpospolita's" ranking identifies top tax advisory firms based on prestigious court victories against tax authorities.
- While Warsaw dominates in terms of firm size and revenue, strong practices are thriving in other major Polish cities like Poznaล, Wrocลaw, Katowice, and Krakรณw.
- Regional leaders include firms in Poznaล (TPA, Pragmatiq), Wrocลaw (Olesiลski i Wspรณlnicy), the Silesian region (GLC Advisory), and Maลopolska (Taxpoint).
While Warsaw remains the epicenter for large tax advisory firms in Poland, driven by the capital's economic activity, significant and growing practices are flourishing across the country. "Rzeczpospolita's" ranking highlights these strong regional players, demonstrating that expertise and success are not confined to the capital.
Poznaล stands out with four firms in the top twenty for advisor numbers. TPA ranks eighth nationally and saw a 13% revenue increase in 2025, while Pragmatiq achieved nearly 37% revenue growth, expanding its team to 23 tax advisors. Other notable Poznaล firms include Grant Thornton, WTS & SAJA, and RSM.
Wrocลaw also boasts four firms with over ten tax advisors, indicating their capacity to handle complex, multi-specialty assignments. Olesiลski i Wspรณlnicy leads the city with 24 qualified advisors. In the Silesian region, Subteno Tax, JGA, and GLC Advisory are key players, with GLC Advisory reporting an impressive over 38% revenue growth in the past year.
In Maลopolska, Taxpoint maintains its leading position, while AXELO is the regional frontrunner in Podkarpacie, also excelling in legal advisory services. Beyond these major hubs, firms like Gardens Tax & Legal in ลรณdลบ and newcomers DBZ 77 Tax & Legal in Toruล and DBO Polska in Biaลystok are also making their mark, showcasing the diverse and expanding landscape of tax advisory services throughout Poland.
Originally published by Rzeczpospolita in Polish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.