As a foreigner in Prague, you may feel alone in your struggles and find it hard to reach out for help. The language might be an obstacle for you and …
Public Holidays in the Czech Republic in 2021 Here is a simple overview of state and other holidays (working holidays) in 2021. Public holidays (as well as other holidays and …
Every year, more than 6,000 kilotons of waste are produced in Prague. With regard to the environment, the capital strives for its thorough processing in the system of waste management, …
In order to drive in the Czech Republic, you must have reached the minimum age of 18 years old required to drive/ride a vehicle and hold a valid driving licence. …
A limited liability company is considered as the best choice for beginning entrepreneurs. Compared to the self-employment, it has an advantage in the amount of liability and the possibility of …
Doing business in Prague has several indisputable advantages. The Czech Republic has one of the lowest tax rates in Europe and the costs of a qualified workforce and living expenditures …
Self-employed persons (OSVČ) are obliged to pay advances for social and health insurance. During the first year of business, only the minimum amount of advances is paid. In the following years of business, the amount of the monthly advance is based on the profit achieved last year and is calculated in the Statements of Income and Expenditures (Přehledů o příjmech a výdajích) that all self-employed persons must deliver annually to their health insurance company and the relevant Czech Social Security Administration.
Anyone who wants to do business in the Czech Republic under the Trade Licensing Act must submit a trade registration. A foreign national who is not a resident in the …