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Doing business in Czechia, explained in English
Deadlines, VAT, reverse charge and the obligations of a new entrepreneur — written for people who run a Czech business but do not read Czech tax law.
Bookkeeping · 3 min read
Bookkeeping in Czechia for English-speaking clients: how it works
What an English-speaking entrepreneur actually has to do every month in Czechia, what we need from you, and how documents, reports and filings travel between us.
Starting up · 3 min read
Starting a business in Czechia: your obligations in a nutshell
Trade licence, tax office, social security, health insurance, data box. The complete checklist for the first 30 days of doing business in the Czech Republic.
Deadlines · 3 min read
Czech tax deadlines: income tax, social security and health insurance
One page with every recurring deadline a Czech freelancer or small company has to meet during the year — and what happens if you miss one.
VAT · 3 min read
VAT in Czechia: deadlines for payers, non-payers and identified persons
Who files what and when: monthly and quarterly VAT returns, control statements, and the much lighter obligations of a non-payer or identified person.
VAT · 3 min read
Supplying services to EU clients: when to file a recapitulative statement
Reverse charge explained for Czech freelancers and companies invoicing businesses in other EU member states — place of supply, invoice wording, deadlines.
VAT · 3 min read
Identified person: what buying from Google, Meta or Booking triggers
Buying ads, software or a booking platform service from a supplier not established in Czechia makes you an identified person — even if you are a small non-VAT freelancer. Here is what to do.