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Richard Knobloch | 21.5.2024
GT verdict: Does the restriction of VAT deduction on cars fulfil its consolidation purpose?Richard Knobloch is a partner at Grant Thornton. He specialises in indirect taxes and VAT.
He has been active in tax matters for more than 20 years. Firstly, Richard was employed by the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic for nine years, where he worked on drafting of the Value Added Tax Act and its amendments, compatibility with the EU law and official interpretations. He was also a representative of the Czech Republic in Brussels during the Czech Presidency to the EU.
Since 2010 Richard has been involved within tax consultancy business, covering advisory and compliance for domestic and international entities.
He graduated from the law faculty of Charles University in Prague.
He speaks Czech, English and German.
Richard Knobloch | 21.5.2024
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