We help management, managers and members of the Board of Directors and supervisory bodies to minimise their personal income tax. We specialise in cross-border employment and social security and health insurance for Czech and foreign clients. We also handle the personal taxes of private clients.
We provide services concerning social security, immigration and employees sent to/from abroad.
We provide tax advisory concerning labour-law relations and evaluate employers’ cost of different types of employee remuneration.
We perform tax analyses of the system of managers’ remuneration that is linked to achieved economic results and assess the tax burden and the cost of social security and health insurance from the point of view of employees and employers.
Our services include tax verification, setup and compliance for individual clients.
In its recent judgment ref. no. 4 Afs 166/2024, the Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) returned to an issue that is becoming increasingly common in practice...
The flat-rate tax regime is a welcome simplification for many self-employed persons (“OSVČ”) – instead of filing tax returns and annual reports with the...
As of 1 January 2026, the amendment to Act No. 592/1992 Coll. and Act No. 48/1997 Coll. introduces the obligation for self-employed persons (OSVČ) to...
The Bolt technology platform has entered into a memorandum of cooperation with the Financial Administration of the Czech Republic. It has thus become the...
The Financial Administration is launching the next stage of the Tax Echo project, which highlights likely irregularities in tax returns. Taxpayers can...
From 1 January 2026, a major change in the tax regime for members of corporate bodies who are not tax residents in the Czech Republic will come into force....
Following the changes related to the adopted pension reform, the payment of pensions to Czech pensioners living abroad will be simplified as of 1 January...
From 1 January 2026, investors and business owners will see another significant change. The Chamber of Deputies approved an amendment to the Income Tax Act...
The Supreme Administrative Court (“SAC”) reacted to the continuation of the well-publicised case concerning the taxation of income from prostitution with a...
Are you planning to claim tax relief on a child who is soon to turn 26? Keep in mind that if your child’s 26th birthday is on the first day of the month, you...
