Business in the process of change: Opportunity in a world full of waiting
InsightIn the first of a new Grant Thornton series on current international business trends, we explore how the changing economic environment can offer growth...
By: Ivan Fučík
December 11, 20132 min read

Although this article is supposed to be focused on taxes, it is worth mentioning, that the New Civil and Corporation Law is coming into force starting from January 2014. Upcoming changes are going to impact all Czech legal entities and private persons, and of course foreign persons running business in the Czech Republic. In particular, the business entities have been spending significant amounts of money to adapt to the new law (e.g. statutory deeds, general terms and conditions of contracts with customers).
In the first of a new Grant Thornton series on current international business trends, we explore how the changing economic environment can offer growth...
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Prolongation of deadlines for the notification requirement for cross-border arrangements
On 9 October 2019, and amendment of act no. 112/2016 Coll., on the use of electronic cash registers, promulgated under number 256/2019 Coll. was published in...
In May 2020 the amendment to the Act on Electronic Records of Sales comes into effect. It concerns entrepreneurs who belong to the 3 rd and 4 th phases. That...
The SAC issued a ruling on February 7 th , 2019 by which it denied the complaining party’s appeal in cassation.