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Last updated: 26 June 2026 Planning to launch a business in the Czech Republic? An s.r.o. (společnost s ručením omezeným) is the most popular legal form for small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as for foreign founders. It offers limited liability, a straightforward setup process, and flexible management — making it an ideal choice. In...

2025-11-12 10:50 | Prague / Warsaw / Vilnius Following new entry restrictions imposed by Belarus on trucks registered in Lithuania and Poland, dozens of Polish and Lithuanian transport companies have started relocating their operations to Czechia. This move helps them preserve critical eastern routes and minimize vehicle downtime. 📍 What’s the core of the issue?...

Key points: Closing a business in the Czech Republic is rarely a quick or simple process. Even if the company is no longer active, its liquidation requires time, attention, and the proper completion of all documentation. At each stage, certain issues may arise—from notifying creditors to submitting the final tax return. It is important to...

Starting a Business as a Sole Trader (OSVČ) in the Czech Republic means not only gaining financial independence, but also taking on certain obligations to the state. In 2025, the registration process has become slightly easier, but there are still many nuances that can be confusing: which authorities must be notified when starting self-employment, what...

As of 1 February 2025, the requirement to register a contact person for all AML obliged persons will come into force. This provision is laid down in § 22 of Act No. 253/2008 Sb. on Measures against Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (AML-Law). All companies and entrepreneurs belonging to AML obliged persons are obliged to...

Employee benefits and compensation rules have changed in 2024. In this article, we look at key changes that affect nutrition, retirement savings, training, and other important aspects related to employee benefits and compensation. Employee meals: new limits and regulations Employers can provide meals to their employees in a variety of ways: providing vouchers, organising canteens...

From 1 July 2024, all employers in the Czech Republic will be obliged to report monthly on concluded contracts for work (DPPs)  Initial provision on performance contracts The DPP changes were originally introduced by Act No. 349/2023 Coll. known as the consolidation package to improve the state budgets.  The proposal stipulated:  New obligations of employers...

Liechtenstein, known for its stable legal and economic environment, offers a unique opportunity for establishing family foundations. These foundations provide asset protection, management flexibility, and high confidentiality. Benefits of a Family Foundation 1. Asset Protection: Reliable protection from creditors and third parties. 2. Confidentiality: All information about owners and beneficiaries is strictly confidential. 3. Management...

Registering a holding company in Luxembourg offers unique opportunities to organise a holding company in a reputable, stable jurisdiction. Find out why more and more international companies are choosing Luxembourg. Key benefits: Why Choose DoMyTax: DoMyTax offers a full range of services for the registration of holding companies in Luxembourg: Contact us today: Start the...

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new service — turnkey registration of a holding company in the Czech Republic. This product is designed for companies seeking to optimise tax costs, diversify risks and improve asset management. The service offer and its price can be found here. Advantages of a holding company Why...

DPP / DPČ working contracts are very popular in labour relations because of their flexibility and  low taxation for the employer. Beginning from October,1, 2023, the Labour Code was amended, resulting in significant changes in the regulation of work contracts (DPP) and employment contracts (DPČ). There are new obligations and rights for both employers and employees,...

Changes in VAT rates The consolidation package of measures brought changes also in the Czech VAT. In particular, the VAT rates have changed. Instead of the existing 2 reduced rates: 15% and 10% from 1 January 2024 will be reintroduced only one — 12%. The basic rate will remain unchanged.  Transfer between different VAT rates...