The debate regarding so-called "Švarcsystém" has been a recurring theme in the business environment for decades. It describes situations where a...
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In response to the increasing number of inquiries regarding the Unified Monthly Employer Report (hereinafter " JMHZ "), the Czech Social Security...
In sports, we generally assume that everyone plays by the rules. This trust is a natural part of the game, much like the fact that everyone on the field...
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In Decree No. 85/2023 Coll. of 28 March 2023, the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs introduced a new amount of compensation for electricity for the...
New carbon duty legislation will apply from 1 October 2023. It will apply to companies that import or produce goods with a high carbon footprint into the...
We would like to draw your attention to the recent judgment of the Court of Justice of the EU C-282/22, where the Court considered the preliminary question...
Refugees from Ukraine, who fled to the Czech Republic (“CR”) after 24 February 2022 to escape Russian aggression were being granted temporary protection,...
The Tax Administration has started sending out information for paying real estate tax as it does every year. The deadline for payment of the tax (or the...
The Supreme Court of the Czech Republic (hereinafter the “ SC ”) has previously concluded in its decision-making practice that the mere fact that a witness...
In its pre-Christmas judgment 26 Cdo 2923/2022, the Supreme Court again clarified somewhat more clearly the nature of the pre-emption right to a unit under...
Přestože kombinovaná přeprava je v evropské legislativě zakotvena už od roku 1992 a měla určovat trend, kterým se má logistika vyvíjet, implementace a naplnění s ní spojených cílů stále vázne. Multimodální přeprava může významně zmírnit přetížení silniční dopravy, a navíc přispět ke snížení emisí skleníkových plynů. Proč se jí tedy v evropském prostoru nedaří narušit dominanci silniční přepravy? Hlavní důvody shrnuje aktuální Zpráva Evropského účetního dvora.
The so-called Chip Act is a key agreement for the European Union, which is currently struggling with high dependence on external semiconductor suppliers. The...
The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs has announced a call for applications for support under the Operational Programme Employment Plus – Corporate...
The deadline for filing personal income tax returns is also linked to the reporting obligation for exempt income. Under article 38v of the Income Tax Act...
On 31 October 2022, the Supreme Administrative Court (“SAC”) dealt with a cassation complaint between two parties, with a religious community (“the...
Contractual penalty – an instrument accompanying many contracts, well known even to legal laymen. It is also a tool at risk of being misused. A high...
On 13 April, the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) published the procedure for transferring excessive economic benefit to the state budget.
You may have noticed it in the media or on social media, too. In Hungary, a treetop trail was made using EU money, with just one little thing missing: the trees. Doesn’t this remind you of a swimming pool in a community with no water source or other similar cases from the recent past? Of course I laughed, when I saw it, but it also gave me chills. What does this lead to? What conclusion will every reader necessarily reach? That subsidies are useless, that it is dirt, that it distorts the normal functioning
On 5 April 2023, an amendment to Government Decree No. 221/2019 Coll., was published in the Collection of Laws under No. 89/2023 Coll., amending the...