Top-up tax forms published
The Czech Financial Administration has published the filing forms relating to the Czech qualified domestic top-up tax and the GloBE top-up tax which were introduced in the Czech Republic as of 2024 under Act No…
Announcement of a National Call as part of the LIFE Programme
The Ministry of the Environment has announced a national call as part of the LIFE Programme for submitting applications for support in two sub-programmes – ‘Environment’ and ‘Climate’. Support may be applied for in the two sub-programmes not only for project co-funding, but also for preparing project documentation. Both public and private entities may apply for a subsidy, and the projects must be implemented in the territory of the Czech Republic, including the capital city of Prague.
Aims of the Call under the ‘Environment’ Sub-Programme:
- Environmental protection;
- Efficient and effective use of resources; and
- Environmental administration and information.
Support will be granted to projects focusing on the protection of nature and landscape, such as:
- Provision of safe and efficient use of water resources;
- Mitigation and compensation of land confiscation and better use of soil;
- Reduction in the amount of waste produced, maximisation of recycling; and
- Forest monitoring and information systems, and forest fire prevention systems.
Receipt of applications for the ‘Environment’ Sub-Programme: 29 March – 3 May 2018.
Aims of the Call under the ‘Climate’ Sub-Programme:
- Fighting and mitigating climate change;
- Adaptation to climate change; and
- Climate-related administration and information.
Support will be granted to projects focusing on adapting to or mitigating climate change, such as:
- Transition to a low-carbon economy resistant to climate change;
- Sustainable farming and water and soil management; and
- Climate-related administration, including greater involvement of civil society, NGOs and local entities.
The subsidy per project is provided up to the amount of CZK 200,000 or CZK 240,000 for preparing project documentation, depending on the sub-programme, but no more than 15% of total eligible project costs. The maximum amount of eligible costs per project is CZK 10 million (net of VAT).
Receipt of applications for the ‘Climate’ Sub-Programme: 29 March – 22 June 2018.
