Legal news

  • news

    Czechia: Single-form monthly reporting: a revolution around the corner for (maybe) all employers

    The government plans to introduce a single monthly report, to be filed by employers effective as of January 2026, which should replace no fewer than 25 forms with a single electronic submission.

    More

  • news

    Czechia: What makes the registered scope of a business invalid, possibly resulting in the court-ordered dissolution of the company?

    Does the registered scope of business of your company qualify as a so-called unqualified trade (as per the stock phrase "production, trade, and services…")? The Supreme Court has provided guidance as to what makes the definition of a company’s scope of business invalid, and what a proper entry of its

    More

  • news

    Czechia: Government bill proposes abolition of the withholding tax – these are some of the advantages and drawbacks

    A fundamental change to the Czech Income Tax Act is looming – the abolition of withholding tax on natural persons’ income from gainful occupation. This article explains what specific changes are being proposed by the government.

    More

  • news

    Czechia: Default interest capped at the principal: what are the implications for your debt?

    The rule whereby interest must never accrue beyond the debt principal also applies to default interest.Read on to find out what this means for your debts (or your receivables).

    More

  • news

    Czechia: On the consequences of invalid opinions of infrastructure owners in permitting procedures

    The Supreme Administrative Court has upheld earlier case law according to which the issuance of a building permit based on invalid opinions of infrastructure owners may give cause for the annulment of the permit.

    More

  • Subscribe to our newsletter

    By pressing Subscribe you consent to our data processing terms