Closing or pausing your business in Czechia

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...

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,...

Although amendments to the Czech VAT Act came into force on January 1, 2025, certain provisions relating to real estate have been postponed until July 1, 2025. This article provides a detailed overview of what has changed and how these updates may affect the application of VAT on the sale or lease of real estate,...

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...

Despite the fact that the number of transactions carried out in cash among Czech companies and entrepreneurs is decreasing rapidly, they still take place. We live in a digital era ruled by the same digital money, however today we are going to describe the role of cash in financial reporting and accounting, the limits on...