Aktuálne témy z oblasti práva

Lithuania: What's new for taxes in 2014 1 January 2014 marks important changes in Lithuanian taxation policy. These are the most relevant: CORPORATE INCOME TAX (CIT): 1 June will be the date for filing CIT declarations plus paying tax due to the state budget. Tax incentives for investment will

Slovensko: Novela zákona o kolektívnom vyjednávaní bude platiť aj napriek výhradám prezidenta, poslanci prelomili jeho veto a novelu schválili v jej pôvodne navrhovanom znení. Parlament neakceptoval ani jednu z pripomienok prezidenta, ktorý navrhoval, aby bolo možné rozširovať vyššie kolektívne zmluvy len na zamestnávateľov, ktorí už podnikovú kolektívnu zmluvu majú resp.

Czech Republic: An amendment to the Public Procurement Act will come into force on 1 January 2014, after which public contracts in a volume of up to CZK 2 million (for goods and services) or up to CZK 6 million (for construction works) will again qualify as small-scale contracts. The

Belarus: Introduction of International financial reporting standards (IFRS) Introduction of International financial reporting standards (IFRS) With the new audit Law coming into force it will compulsory to carry out a statutory audit by June 30 of the year following the reporting period. The company must notify the tax

Germany: Employing staff from CEE through agencies involves a time limitation. Employing staff from CEE through agencies involves a time limitation. Employing staff from CEE through agencies (subcontracted labour) is widespread in some sectors. Careless handling of this facility can have serious consequences. Under the German Temporary Employment Act