The discussion concerning one-crown bonds is continuing. As repeatedly debated in the media, the Financial Administration continues to carry out tax inspections of the companies which issued so-called one-crown…
A large number of Czech businesses that are part of multinational groups already have first-hand experience that the Czech tax administration’s approach has undergone a fundamental change in recent years as reg…
With the increasing popularity of digital currency, also called cryptocurrencies, there is a growing number of issues related to their legal definition, accounting and taxation. Recently, some indications have …
The times when the financial authorities could discover “forgotten” income of taxpayers only during a specific tax audit are long gone. Thanks to digitalisation and the use of technologies in many areas of acti…
The sharing economy is connected with the issue of regulation and triggers strong emotions. The state racks its head as to the manner in which the new forms of business may be taxed but has nothing to lean on –…
On 20 June 2018, Deloitte participated in the meeting of the working group on economic migration along with the representatives of individual ministries as well as economic and business entities involved in for…
The European Parliament has approved the final agreement to implement ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorization System) which will primarily affect visa-free visitors to the Schengen area (e.g. touri…
On 3 May 2018, a bill to limit interest deduction and to reduce the corporate income tax rate was submitted to the parliament.
In the spring of this year, the United Kingdom introduced the so-called sugar tax, which it hopes will decrease the production and consumption of sweet drinks while increasing income into the state budget.