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Checklist for eShops in the Czech Republic | Infographic

17 Apr 2019

The rapidly developing area of e-commerce is regulated on European level as well as by Czech legislation. If you want to operate your business activities through an e-shop, you shall comply with all relating legal conditions. What are the most important you should be aware of? Check the most important issues that shall matter to

Employment law news in the Czech Republic | Briefly with Accace [video]

13 Mar 2019

The year 2019 has brought many changes in the Czech Republic, highly affecting the employment law, including: Minimum wage, assessment basis and the minimum monthly levies for health and social security insurance, Compensation for loss of earnings after the end of sick leave, Compensation for the first three days of sick leave paid by the

How Prague Accace branch helped in 2018

12 Mar 2019

As in previous years, we have not forgotten to support interesting and needed charity activities in Prague Accace branch in 2018. Our cooperation with foundation Klíček takes for a long time. We contribute not only financially. Accace volunteers organize one day of games and fun during the summer camp which is held for the children

How Brno and Ostrava branches helped in 2018

12 Mar 2019

About 8,000 children are born prematurely each year in the Czech Republic. Medical science can do miracles, but for families of premature babies, the situation is still difficult and costly. Therefore, our Brno branch is supporting The Foundation for Premature Children and Their Families already for 3 years. How did we decide for premature babies?

Report on relations in the Czech Republic

27 Feb 2019

Let us emphasize the obligation of statutory bodies to draw up a report on relations between the controlled and controlling entity, set by the Act on Business Corporations. The report should be prepared within 3 months after the end of the accounting period.

2019 Tax Calendar | Czech Republic

7 Feb 2019

Our tax experts prepared a 2019 Tax Calendar for the Czech Republic full of crucial deadlines. Stay updated to avoid the threat of penalties.

10 facts about taxation in the Czech Republic | Infographic

6 Feb 2019

Accace´s 10 facts about taxation in the Czech Republic is an overview you must not overlook if you own or intend to open a business in the Czech Republic. Below you can find the most important information from our latest Tax guide, prepared by our experts. Would you like to keep up with the ever-changing

2019 Tax Guideline for the Czech Republic

16 Jan 2019

As in previous years, our tax experts have prepared a comprehensive overview of taxation in the Czech Republic. Our guideline provides useful information that shall matter to you when considering doing business in the Czech Republic, therefore we encourage you to Download our “2019 Tax Guideline for the Czech Republic" (PDF) or read more below: Legal forms

2019 Transfer Pricing Overview for the Czech Republic

10 Jan 2019

Transfer pricing regulations deal with the determination of prices in transactions (e.g. sale of goods, provision of services or provision of loans) realized between economically or personally related companies. The aim is to ascertain that the arm's length principle is met. Download the latest "2019 Transfer Pricing Overview for the Czech Republic" (PDF) for more details,

Labour Law and Employment in the Czech Republic – 2019 Guide

9 Jan 2019

Labour law in the Czech Republic regulates the legal relations arising in connection with the performance of dependent work between employees and their employers, labour relations of collective nature and other aspect related to employment. The fundamental principles of labour relations are especially legal protection of employee status, satisfactory and safe working conditions for performance

Company Formation in the Czech Republic

9 Jan 2019

Czech or foreign investors entering the Czech market may choose between several corporate forms. The fundamental law in this area is the Civil Code and Business Corporations Act. There are no limitations for foreign investors when it comes to setting up companies. A foreign natural or legal person may establish any form of company either

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