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...
November 4, 20162 min read

Since 1st November the new regulation says that the tax from immovable property is now to be payed by the transferee only and that it is no longer possible for the two sides of the transaction to agree on placing the tax obligation on the other side. The decisive day of chargeability is the day of acquisition of the right of ownership of the immovable property. More can be found at: http://www.mfcr.cz/cs/verejny-sektor/dane/informace-financni-a-celni-spravy/2016/dan-pri-prevodu-nemovitych-veci-plati-vy-26457.
In the first of a new Grant Thornton series on current international business trends, we explore how the changing economic environment can offer growth...
In the first of a new Grant Thornton series on trending international insights, we examine the wider impact of tariffs on the mid-market. The dip in market...
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 government has approved the Operational Programme Employment Plus, due to which our country can receive EUR 1.459bn from European funds in the period...
At its meeting, the National Accounting Council (NAC) approved an interpretation relating to the accounting solution of a vacated share and settlement share...
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.