Tax and Tax Law

Tax disputes and tax advice

We handle tax matters as attorneys together with tax and accounting advisers. We represent you in tax audits and disputes with the tax office and design tax-efficient solutions for your business, investments and private assets.

Tax disputes and tax audits

representation in tax audits and in procedures to remove doubts,
appeals against tax assessments and other decisions of the tax office,
administrative actions and cassation complaints in tax matters,
requests for waiver of tax penalties and interest, deferral and instalments,
criminal law risks related to tax evasion.

Tax advice

tax planning for businesses, investments and private assets,
international taxation, tax residence and avoidance of double taxation, including foreigners who work or do business in the Czech Republic,
VAT, corporate and personal income tax, real estate tax,
tax implications of transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and tax due diligence,
transfer pricing within groups of related parties,
employee shares and options (ESOP),
tax structuring of real estate and development projects.

Our tax advice is complemented by bookkeeping, payroll and reporting, which we provide together with partner accountants.

Why an attorney and not just a tax adviser?

A tax dispute often ends up in court and is linked to contractual, commercial or criminal law issues. An attorney can represent the client in all these proceedings and communication with the client is protected by attorney confidentiality. Tax calculations and accounting are handled by our tax and accounting advisers, so you get the solution from one place.

When should you contact us?

Ideally as soon as you receive a notice of a tax audit or a request from the tax office. The beginning of the proceedings is when you can influence the most, and deadlines in tax proceedings tend to be short.

Do you advise foreigners?

Yes. We advise clients from abroad who work, do business or own property in the Czech Republic in English, including on tax residence and avoidance of double taxation.