Establishing a company or an individual entrepreneurship in the Czech Republic
In order to register a company in the Czech Republic you will need to:
- Obtain a police clearance certificate and its translation, if needed
- Register the legal address of the company
- Open a bank account
- Deposit the share capital
- Choose the company’s name
- Pay statutory and administrative fees
Our lawyers will help you collect and prepare all the necessary documents. Usually, company registration takes from 2 to 5 working days.
Accounting, taxes and other additional services
Any entrepreneur starting their business in the Czech Republic must comply with all relevant legal provisions and regulations, pay taxes on time, undergo regular inspections and audits, and also annually submit financial statements to the state authorities.
Kadiev & Partners can also provide legal, accounting and tax consulting services.
To establish an individual entrepreneurship (živnostenský list) in the Czech Republic, you must:
- Obtain a police clearance certificate and its certified translation
- Register a legal address in the Czech Republic (can be registered at a commercial or residential property)
- Provide the documents required for residence in the Czech Republic, if needed (long-term visa, biometric card or temporary visa while waiting for a long term visa)
- Submit all the required documents to the Trade Licensing Office (živnostenský úřad)
- Obtain an education certificate (if relevant)
- Register at the Tax Office, Social Security Administration, and an insurance company
Changes in the statutory and other documents of the company
Any business project needs to be attentive to the legal documents related to their activities – all administrative issues must be regulated strictly in accordance with the law and meet professional standards.
Registration of changes in the Czech Trade Register
Amendments to statutes and other constituent documents of companies
Changing the name and registered office of a company
Changes related to obtaining licenses
Changes in the composition of founders and directors of enterprises
Redistribution of shares between founders of an organization
Increase or decrease in the company’s share capital