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Electronic invoices, contracts and employee records are changing the day-to-day work of accounting firms. How can they build client trust, protect their data and support businesses in securing finance in this new environment? These were among the questions discussed by the panellists during “Science Fiction in the Finance Sector” at the MKBR Congress of Accounting Firms at Expo Kielce.

Automation, artificial intelligence, KSeF, accounting firm development and difficult conversations with clients – the first day of the 7th Congress of Accounting Firms in Kielce delivered a wealth of practical knowledge. The workshops provided an opportunity not only to discover new tools, but above all to discuss specific challenges that accountants and accounting firm owners face in their day-to-day work.

They want to learn, use new tools and have a say in their work. They ask about professional development, clearly defined responsibilities and time for life outside the office. Firm owners, meanwhile, expect reliability, independence and commitment to client service. Can these expectations be reconciled? This was the subject of discussion among panellists at the session “Employee vs Accounting Firm Owner.

Invoices arriving by email, questions on WhatsApp, documents spread across several systems – in this kind of daily routine, it is all too easy to waste time simply looking for information. How can client service be integrated into a single coherent process without burdening clients with yet another complicated tool? This was the subject of discussion at the panel “IT Systems and Real-World Client Service Processes. Does Technology Support or Complicate?”.

How is the role of accounting firms changing, what do clients expect from them, and what solutions are being developed to make accountants’ work easier within the National e-Invoicing System? These were the questions discussed by experts during the first panel of the MKBR Congress of Accounting Firms at Expo Kielce. The debate, titled “Is Accounting Still ‘Secret Knowledge’: for Clients, Providers, Employees and Lawyers?”, also brought concrete announcements of changes to KSeF.

18 finalists from across Poland, challenges testing their knowledge, lifesaving skills and precision behind the wheel of a bus. The final of the Polish Professional Bus Drivers’ Championship will take place on 16 October at Expo Kielce, on the third day of the International Public Transport Trade Show TRANSEXPO. Four women are among the finalists, and the competition will determine the top drivers of this year’s championship.

How can accounting firms reduce risk, make effective use of AI and convince clients that accounting is about more than simply offering the lowest price? The 7th Congress of Accounting Firms has got under way at Expo Kielce. The opening session brought together the industry's key challenges with a touch of humour.

Blachotrapez, one of the leading names in the roofing industry, is once again taking on the role of Strategic Sponsor of Dach Forum. The company will have a strong presence at the upcoming edition of the event, taking place on 28–29 January 2027 at Expo Kielce.