Taxpayers give EU thumbs-up as country clocks-up first six months

They are particularly pleased with the ease of trading that large, medium and small enterprises have experienced. "Adjusting to the Union's regulations is running smoothly taking into account the enormous amount of required changes," said Arkadiusz Michaliszyn from law firm Cameron McKenna. Entrepreneurs hope that increasing wealth of the nation will increase its purchasing power. According to KPMG experts complaints filed by firms to the European Justice Tribunal and European Commission will positively influence changes and administration. However, some of the companies that did not prepare properly for accession are now having problems covering necessary expenditures. (Puls Biznesu, pp. 1, 10) M.M.