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Effective July 1, 2026, an amendment to Act No. 589/1992 Coll., on Social Security Contributions and State Employment Policy Contributions, enters into force, altering the rules for calculating minimum social security advance payments for self-employed persons (OSVČ) engaged in a primary activity.
The new Construction Act and implementing Decree No. 146/2024 Coll. bring a fundamental change in the assessment of accommodation units and studios (ateliers).
The share of electricity generation from renewable energy sources (RES) in Germany’s gross electricity consumption reached a record 58% in the first half of this year.
In judgment 6 Ads 21/2026, the Supreme Administrative Court (hereinafter the "SAC") addressed the issue of the proportionality of monitoring an employee's electronic communication.
Directive (EU) 2024/927 of the European Parliament and of the Council (AIFMD II) represents the first systematic harmonization of rules for alternative investment funds that grant loans at the European Union level.
An important amendment to the Act on the Organization and Implementation of Social Security enters into force on July 1, 2026, fundamentally altering the employee registration process with the Czech Social Security Administration (CSSA / ČSSZ).
In recent years, the Czech debate on waste incinerators has shifted from a purely waste-management perspective to one of energy and systemic importance. Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facilities—referred to in Czech as ZEVO—are no longer viewed merely as an "end-of-pipe" solution for municipal solid waste, but also as a source of heat for district heating systems, a replacement for coal-fired sources, and a potential element for strengthening local energy resilience.
A shareholder's right to participate in profits is one of their fundamental rights. In practice, however, this may collide with the decision-making autonomy of the General Meeting, particularly in situations where a majority shareholder obstructs profit distribution.
The CJEU confirms that limitation periods for consumer claims based on unfair contract terms cannot begin before consumers can reasonably identify the unfairness.
Unpublished Financial Statements: An Unnecessary Risk That Does Not Pay Off
The Czech National Bank clarifies the definition of “senior management” under ZISIF, providing guidance on approval requirements and governance for investment companies and funds.
New Button for Online Withdrawal from a Contract
Loyalty programme discounts are lawful, but unclear presentation of “club prices” may mislead consumers and expose traders to significant legal and regulatory risks.
The Czech Supreme Court clarifies when employees removed from managerial positions are entitled to severance pay and how redundancy should be assessed.
Proposed Amendments to the VAT Act: Further Simplification for Trading within the European Union
FAQ: What Paid Leave Are You Entitled to at Work?