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The General Data Protection Regulation, known under the abbreviation GDPR, will come into force as soon as in May 2018. It envisions stiff fines for data controllers and processors, which is why many businesses are anxiously eyeing the future. However, in this area as in so many others, nothing is

It has been several years since tax liability became part of our legal system. However, many entrepreneurs remain unaware of the threat it poses. For example, if you have a supplier who is on the list of VAT payers for whom a reason exists for cancellation of their VAT registration

Yet another amendment to the Insolvency Act, yet another change to the rules by which creditors vote in their own matters and in matters concerning group members and entities close to them. As a consequence, Czech law again deviates from the European trend towards maximum support for solutions which rescue

The European Union has begun to become actively involved in the issue of foodstuff of dual quality across different member states. Specifically, the Commission has passed guidelines which ought to make it easier to interpret and apply food production laws and consumer protection laws. In recent times, the issue

Amendment to the Income Tax Act poses new demands regarding wage tax cards. An amendment to the Income Tax Act has introduced new requirements for wage tax cards, among them information on the annual tax billing, on the amounts paid towards social security and public health insurance, and on the