Legal address of a company or sole proprietorship in Czechia

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...

The point is that there still is no common understanding regarding what cryptocurrency is. The notion is interpreted differently in different countries. In some countries like Japan, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, cryptocurrency is considered as payment means, however, they are not considered as currency.  In Australia and the United States, they are considered as property,...

The Czech Republic has always been one of the most attractive places for both living and doing business. Among its recognized advantages there are economic stability, magnificent architecture, clear and fair laws, high safety level and access to the European market of goods and services. What is necessary to set up own business in the...

From 1 January 2023, the minimum wage has been increased by 1.100 CZK to 17.300 CZK. This base minimum wage is set for a full-time job, i.e. 40 hours of working time per week. For non-employment contracts (DPP, DPČ), the hourly minimum wage is used instead of the monthly minimum wage, which in 2023 is...

Minimum wages in the Czech Republic were increased to 12 200 CZK in 2018. An increase in this value naturally leads to an increase in minimum possible deductions for medical insurance. They are equal 1647 korunas now. Even if an employee works under the contract on a part-time employment and earns 2000 or 3000 korunas...