Foreign workers are playing an increasingly important role in the Czech labour market, especially in some sectors of the national economy. Whereas in 2004 (after the Czech Republic joined the …
The government and the Senate have approved a new law on the compensation bonus which introduces two new bonus periods from November 22, 2021, to January 31, 2022. Self-employed persons …
The second edition of the successful Czech career fair with a specific focus on language & tech jobs will offer the chance to discover and apply for job positions with …
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 …
Employees with DPP or DPČ part-time working agreement who have been unable to work due to coronavirus emergency measures can receive state aid in the form of a one-time tax …
As part of the so-called Liberation Tax Package I and II, the government approved reliefs in the area of filing tax returns and paying taxes. Income tax All income taxpayers, …
The Ministry of Finance and the Financial Administration presented a program of direct support for self-employed persons economically affected by the spread of coronavirus. Self-employed persons who request it and …
The state will help self-employed persons (OSVČ) who have to stay at home with a child or a disabled person during the quarantine. If they meet the set conditions, they …