Tax and economic advisory
WHO WE CAN HELP?

Economic consulting for self-employed persons
Economic consulting for business corporations
Economic consulting for non-profit contributing and budgetary organizations
Economic consulting for government institutions
1. TAX ADVISORY AND TAX OPTIMIZATION
Comprehensive advisory in the area of Czech taxes
Tax optimization - minimizing client's tax burden using all legal means
Assessment of business plans from a tax perspective, choice of business legal form
Tax planning - minimizing client's tax burden considering expected business development
Tax consultations on current client issues
Assistance in preparing all regular and extraordinary remedies in dealings with financial authorities
Issuance of opinions on various contentious client issues
Regular updates on tax changes, news, opinions
Consultations on contributions to public health and social insurance
Detailed or selective verification of accounting entries from a tax perspective
Client reminders on tax deadlines and payment of taxes and tax advances
Tax advisory via phone and email
2. ECONOMIC CONSULTING
We provide processing for the following business initiatives:
For loan application purposes
Elaboration of calculations
Advisory in creating organizational policies
Choice of business legal form
Employment of workers
Feasibility studies, etc.
The development of your business literally depends on making the right decisions, effectively allocating financial resources, and innovating. Every step you take in this area influences the future of your business. Many decisions may seem correct in the short term, but only the subsequent development over a longer time horizon will reveal their true impact. Eliminate poor decisions and ineffective choices with economic consulting, which can save you unnecessary costs or, conversely, help you make more efficient decisions, thereby enhancing your business potential and assets.
3. TAX AUDIT
The purpose of a tax audit is to verify the accuracy of the information provided in tax returns. Emphasis is placed on the taxpayer's ability to substantiate these facts, even with a gap of several years. The need for retrospective review arises from constant changes in tax laws, evolving provisions, and interpretations that taxpayers may have incorrectly applied during the relevant tax period, potentially leading to tax reassessments and additional tax liabilities imposed by regulatory authorities. Based on findings from the audit, taxpayers have the opportunity to file amended tax returns to mitigate the extent of penalty impacts, both in terms of amount and the period over which they are levied. In many cases, taxpayers may also have the opportunity to file amended tax returns for a lower tax liability than originally assessed.