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In these times of globalization and of free movement of labour across the EU, more and more employees are asking for their salary to be paid in foreign currency. Czech law has only a few circumstantial things to say about this, but in practical terms, such requests pose a number

The refusal to participate in Czech mandatory vaccination schemes has become a hot topic. What if two parents differ in their view of this issue? According to the Act on the Protection of Public Health, all natural persons whose place of permanent residence is in the Czech Republic must submit

Effective as of 16 February 2019, certain public documents no longer need to be furnished with apostille within EU. On 16 February 2019, Regulation (EU) 2016/1191 of 6 July 2016 on promoting the free movement of citizens by simplifying the requirements for presenting certain public documents in the European Union

A large number of various types of transformation take place in the Czech Republic annually. However, each transformation has its pitfalls. In an interview with Jan Šafránek, partner of bnt Prague office, we discover what principles of company transformations in practice work and what do not. Is it possible to

SLOVAKIA: Are you sure you are still a shareholder? Success and failure often stand close to one another. Companies that are still drawing up expansion plans today may be in economic turmoil tomorrow. For insolvent foreign companies with a Slovak subsidiary, Slovak company law may offer