Știri juridice

From 1 January 2015, businesses in Slovakia can be started with 1 Euro. If the Slovak National Council repeatedly adopts the amendment to the Commercial Code until 31 December 2014, LLCs with registered capital of less than EUR 25,000 will face many new obligations. For example, an LLC with registered

Czech Republic: Optional reporting and set-off of tax withheld on income from "agreements to perform a job" Income derived from "agreements to perform a job" (i.e., a special form of small-scale employment contract) are subject to withholding tax up to a certain income threshold. As of 1 January 2014, this

Czech Republic: Mandatory disclosure of transactions with affiliated entities already as of the 2014 assessment period The introduction of a new schedule to the corporate income tax return is being anticipated for the 2014 assessment period. Selected companies engaging in transactions with affiliated entities will have to fill in a

Poland: Significant changes for professional manufacturers, sellers, contractors and building companies!   As of 25 December 2014 Poland begins implementing the EU Consumers Directive. Entry into force is already delayed by half a year because the Polish legislator took this as an opportunity to modify the whole statutory warranty and

Estonia: As of 1 July 2014 all employment must be registered at the Estonian Tax and Customs Board. On 1 July 2014 amendments to the Estonian Taxation Act came into force. These require that all persons whose activities can be considered as working in the broadest sense must