Closing or pausing your business in Czechia

From 2023, the income limit for the possibility of being a single tax payer has been increased to 2 million kronor, with three levels of taxation introduced. When switching to a flat rate tax system (paušální daň), a self-employed person (OSVČ) gets rid of the obligation to declare income tax and to report to the social and health insurance...

In the Czech Republic, every company is required not only to prepare financial statements (účetní závěrka), but also to officially approve them. At the same time, a decision must be made regarding the company’s financial result — whether profit or loss (hospodářský výsledek). These procedures are mandatory and strictly regulated by Czech legislation. The main...

To work with Uber in the Czech Republic, it is necessary to fulfill a number of obligations:  1. To register as an individual entrepreneur:  the provision of transport services is an economic activity and is subject to registration. This type of activity can be registered as the individual entrepreneurship (OSVČ) or a firm and should...

Act No. 323/2025 Coll., effective from 2026, is fundamentally changing the rules for all Czech employers. The main update is the transition from old paper and fragmented electronic paperwork to a Unified Monthly Employer Report (JMHZ — Jednotné měsíční hlášení zaměstnavatele). Let’s break down how this will affect your business and why making a mistake...

Are you thinking about starting a business in Czechia, country ranked #1 expats destination in EU, stable, safe and economically growing? Here’s our special material on this topic: https://firma.domytax.cz/en/set_up_business_in_czechia