ETL GLOBAL is pleased to share highlights from recent national meetings in Poland and the Czech Republic, where members discussed developments affecting their work and opportunities for closer cooperation.
Held from 4 to 6 October 2026 in Sianożęty, on Poland’s Baltic coast, the annual ETL GLOBAL Polska conference welcomed colleagues for three days of discussions focused on the development of member firms and the challenges facing accounting and advisory businesses.
The programme explored how brand image influences market position and how firms can introduce AI responsibly into their operations. Discussions on regulatory developments covered JPK-CIT reporting and tax certainty, while sessions on ESG considered how sustainability strategy shapes the group’s activities.
Cooperation between ETL offices in Poland was another central topic, with participants considering the future direction of their firms and ways to work more effectively together. This year’s invitation also extended to managers, directors and colleagues responsible for key areas within member firms, widening the opportunity for teams across the group to get to know each other.
Alongside the professional programme, informal conversations allowed participants to compare experiences and discuss common challenges. These exchanges formed an important part of the annual meeting, giving colleagues time to develop relationships beyond their day-to-day work.
On 2 and 3 November 2026, ETL GLOBAL Czech Republic held its national meeting at Břevnov Monastery in Prague, organised in cooperation with eurodata CZ, part of the eurodata group. The two-day event combined professional discussions with time for colleagues to reconnect.
The programme explored how AI and digitalisation are changing tax and accounting advisory, including their practical applications and the importance of IT security. Sessions also covered M&A and developments in anti-money laundering compliance, alongside discussions on the future of the profession and cooperation within the network. Health and wellbeing featured too, with discussions on cancer prevention and ways to build resilience and reduce the risk of burnout.
Reflecting on the meeting, Master Partner in the Czech Rrepublic, Robert Jurka, commented: “Our network is strong in expertise, but this meeting showed that it is just as strong in relationships.”
ETL GLOBAL thanks everyone who contributed to the meetings in Poland and the Czech Republic, creating opportunities for colleagues to share experiences and develop their cooperation.
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