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Exhibition of Barbora Paulovičová in Slovakia | Office Gallery

16 Jan 2019

The exhibition of Slovak Artist Mgr. art Barbora Paulovičová at Accace Office Gallery back in December brought to an otherwise ordinary office space an atmosphere of exotics and far-off unrecognized countries. The subject of an author who, apart from painting also does illustrations, graphics, sculpture and jewellery, has been her residence in Bali, Indonesia for

Labour Law and Employment in Romania – 2019 Guide

16 Jan 2019

Regardless if the employers in Romania contract Romanian or foreign individuals, they must fulfill certain obligations. Take note that under the Romanian law, in order to hire foreign citizens, employers in Romania must take some steps that, for non-EU citizens, are not very simple. Therefore, the difficulty of the employment process depends on the space

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 Tax Guideline for Slovakia

14 Jan 2019

If you are tempted by the new business opportunities of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), Slovakia should definitely rank high in your destinations list. The long term political stability, strategic location, common European currency, competitive taxation system, highly skilled workforce – along with the already well established international business community – makes Slovakia one of

Company Formation in Romania

14 Jan 2019

In order to set up a company in Romania, you first need to choose the type of business form, to prepare the file and to submit the application at the Trade Register. Note that the most common forms of business used in Romania are the Limited Liability Company along with the Joint Stock Company and

2019 Transfer Pricing Overview for Slovakia

14 Jan 2019

Transfer pricing is a topic discussed with increasing frequency not only in the world, but also in Slovakia, where the amount of tax  inspections mainly in the given field rises on a yearly basis. The importance of preparing the transfer pricing documentation in Slovakia has increased also in regards to the Slovak legislation, which applies

2019 Transfer Pricing Overview for Romania

14 Jan 2019

Companies that carry out transactions with related parties often face financial, tax and legal obstacles that impact their daily business activities. Therefore, in order to comply with domestic and international Transfer Pricing regulations and to ensure a smooth transfer of goods and services among related parties, it is necessary to have a sound and coherent

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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