Closing or pausing your business in Czechia

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...

Prior 2009, foreigners were not allowed to purchase the Czech real estate. As a solution for purchasing the real estate, a Czech company was registered for which the real estate property later on was purchased. Because a change of real estate ownership from a company to founders was a subject to a real estate transfer...

It is more difficult to withdraw money from your own business than you might think. In fact, the rules around withdrawing money create problems for business owners, due to tax law regulations. However, we can guide you through some legal solutions to these issues.  Withdrawing funds through dividend payments:  Many experienced tax consultants consider dividend...

As of January 1, 2024, the Czech Republic experienced a sharp increase in property tax rates, by about 80% compared to 2023. For some taxpayers, the tax increased several times due to the introduction of local increasing coefficients. Taxpayers did not have to file a tax return due to the change in rates. The tax authority itself...

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...