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Clear guides on Czech company formation, taxes and accounting — for non-residents and local entrepreneurs.
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View all →Shareholder Loan to a Czech s.r.o.: Interest, Thin-Capitalisation Limit and Withholding Tax
A shareholder loan to a Czech s.r.o. needs no notary, but interest above the 4:1 debt-to-equity limit is not deductible and 15% withholding tax can apply.
2026-10-16Czech Branch Office (odštěpný závod) vs. s.r.o.: Which Should a Foreign Company Open?
Branch office in the Czech Republic explained: how an odštěpný závod is registered, who runs it, 21% tax on branch profit, and when a Czech s.r.o. is the better choice.
2026-09-24Švarcsystém: When Hiring Czech Contractors Counts as Illegal Employment
False self-employment in the Czech Republic: markers of dependent work, fines up to CZK 10 million, the 2026 court ruling and legal alternatives.
2026-09-11📊 Tax & VAT 9
View all →Minimum Wage in the Czech Republic 2027: CZK 24,900 a Month and What It Costs Employers
Minimum wage in the Czech Republic rises to CZK 24,900 a month (CZK 148.30 an hour) on 1 January 2027. Net pay, full employer cost and a checklist for owners.
2026-10-09EET 2.0 in the Czech Republic: What Foreign-Owned Businesses Must Set Up Before 2027
Czech EET 2.0 starts 1 January 2027: which in-person payments are reported, certificates from 1 November 2026, EET OFF and fines up to CZK 500,000.
2026-09-18Czech s.r.o. Filing & Tax Deadlines 2026: A Calendar for Foreign Owners
Own a Czech s.r.o. from abroad? Here are the accounting, VAT, payroll and corporate-tax deadlines you must meet in 2026 — monthly, quarterly and annual — with penalties.
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