Comparisons
Comparisons
Two options side by side with numbers: flat-rate tax versus standard taxation, expense percentages versus real costs, DPP versus DPČ, benefits versus a pay rise.
Every comparison uses the same model figures on both sides so the difference you see is caused by the decision itself, not by different assumptions.
Taxes
Flat-Rate Expenses vs. Actual Expenses: Which Pays Off?
The decision is straightforward arithmetically, but it carries significant implications for your administration and assets. Here is an overview of the rates, caps, and the break-even threshold.
· 3 min read
Taxes
Flat-Rate Tax vs Standard Taxation for the Self-Employed (2026)
The flat-rate tax offers simplicity at the cost of losing tax credits and reliefs. Standard taxation brings administrative burden in exchange for the ability to optimise your tax. We highlight where the dividing line lies.
· 3 min read
Accounting
In-House Accountant or External Accounting Firm?
An in-house accountant offers direct daily availability, while an external accounting firm provides guaranteed cover and insured liability. The decisive factors are document volume and reporting needs.
· 3 min read
Payroll
DPP vs DPČ: Which Work Agreement to Choose in 2026?
Both agreements differ significantly in the permitted scope of work and the statutory thresholds triggering mandatory social and health insurance contributions. Your choice directly affects overall employer labour costs and the employee's net remuneration.
· 3 min read
Payroll
Benefit or Salary Increase? What Pays off More for the Company and Employee
For the exact same cost, an employee can receive significantly different value. The difference lies in social security and health insurance contributions and the tax exemption of benefits up to the statutory limit.
· 3 min read
Other topics
- How much will I pay?Real numbers instead of vague answers: freelancer taxes and social/health insurance, the true cost of an employee, agreements and bookkeeping fees — each with a worked example.
- Do I have to?Registration, filings, reports and record keeping — a short yes / no / it depends answer first, the reasoning and the deadlines after it.
- I made a mistakeA missed registration, a late overview, a wrong payslip or an incorrect return. What the penalty is and how to put it right, in the correct order.
- Changes in 2026Minimum wage, the single monthly employer report, flat tax bands, freelancer insurance and the new rules for work agreements.