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Change in the conditions for exemption of income from the sale of a family house and apartment Taxation of expats

On 6 December 2021, a press release of the General Financial Directorate was published on the website of the Financial Administration, which draws attention...

Roman Burnus
| 4 min read | February 8, 2022
Problems in claiming the Compensation Bonus Tax & Accounting

Recently, information has begun to circulate about the practices of the financial authority in handling applications for the 2022 compensation bonus. On 24...

Roman Burnus
Marek Toráč
| 5 min read | February 8, 2022
Changes in health insurance Tax & Accounting

As of 1 January 2022, there are two changes in the area of health insurance for premium payers.

Roman Burnus
| 3 min read | January 14, 2022
New GFD Instruction D-54 - Determination of uniform exchange rates for the taxable period of 2021 Tax & Accounting

On 6 January 2022, the Ministry of Finance issued a financial bulletin containing a new Instruction D-54 of the General Financial Directorate with uniform...

Roman Burnus
| 2 min read | January 14, 2022
Increase in the minimum and the average wage in the year 2022 and their effects Taxation of expats

On 5 November 2021, the government approved an increase in the minimum wage from the current CZK 15,200 to the amount of CZK 16,200 . This will be...

Roman Burnus
Marek Toráč
| 5 min read | January 11, 2022
How reimbursement of wages, sickness benefits and other social benefits are changing in 2022 Taxation of expats

Every year, the reduction thresholds for average hourly earnings for the purpose of determining reimbursement of wages for the first 14 days of incapacity...

Roman Burnus
Marek Toráč
| 4 min read | January 11, 2022
Remote work from anywhere Taxation of expats

As a result of the coronavirus crisis, the so-called “home office” is still a very popular choice. This type of employment is attracting more and more...

Roman Burnus
Marek Toráč
| 4 min read | January 10, 2022
Emergency caregiver allowance COVID-19

On 15 December 2021, the Senate approved the emergency caregiver allowance proposed by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs without any further changes....

Roman Burnus
| 2 min read | January 5, 2022
Compensation Bonus COVID-19

On 15 December 2021, the Senate approved the Act on Compensation Bonus for self-employed persons (OSVČ), partners in limited companies and persons performing...

Roman Burnus
| 2 min read | January 5, 2022
Isolation contribution COVID-19

On 15 December 2021, the Senate approved the so-called isolation contribution. People who are subject to quarantine or isolation due to an infectious disease...

Roman Burnus
| 2 min read | January 5, 2022
Reintroduction of some emergency measures COVID-19

Regular testing of employees

Roman Burnus
Marek Toráč
| 4 min read | December 14, 2021
Lump sum tax in the year 2022 Tax & Accounting

Sole traders in the flat-rate regime will newly need to pay higher income tax advances from 2022. One merged monthly payment will include, as before, the...

Roman Burnus
Marek Toráč
| 3 min read | December 14, 2021
SAC: Can the income from the sale of a cooperative apartment be exempted from tax? Tax Audit

In its judgment 2 Afs 211/2020-29 of 04 November 2021, The Supreme Administrative Court (“SAC”) considered a dispute between the Tax Office for the...

Roman Burnus
Marek Toráč
| 6 min read | November 30, 2021
Widow’s or widower’s pension Tax & Accounting

Losing a spouse is a difficult life situation. Act No. 155/1995 Coll., on Pension Insurance, takes these situations into consideration, setting out the...

Roman Burnus
| 6 min read | November 29, 2021
Guide for expectant parents Taxation of expats

The Czech Social Security Administration (ČSSZ) and the Czech Labour Office (ÚP ČR) have updated the Guide for Expectant Parents. The guide is intended to...

Roman Burnus
| 6 min read | November 16, 2021
A MERCIFUL SUMMER FOR DEBTORS Advisory

The so-called grace summer comes into force from 28 October 2021 for 90 days. This is a one-time general pardon against debtors, whereby in the period from...

Roman Burnus
| 4 min read | November 8, 2021
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