12 October 2026

Doing business in the Czech Republic: Four practical guides from LTA Tax

MGI Worldwide member firm LTA Tax s. r. o., based in Prague, has shared four useful guides covering key aspects of doing business in the Czech Republic in 2026.

From taxation and employment law to corporate transactions and new EU pay transparency requirements, the guides provide practical information for businesses operating in, or considering entering, the Czech market.

Taxes in the Czech Republic 2026

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A handy reference guide to the Czech tax system, covering personal and corporate income tax, VAT, social security and health insurance contributions. It includes current tax rates, exemptions and allowances, as well as information on international double taxation treaties and the rules applying to large multinational groups. Download the full guide


Employment law: Basic facts overview 2026

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This guide provides a clear summary of Czech employment regulations, including employment contracts, probation periods, working hours, minimum salaries, annual leave and statutory contributions. It also covers employee rights, termination procedures, parental leave and the employment of foreign nationals. 
Download the full guide


Corporate law and transactions (M&A)

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Designed particularly for businesses with cross-border interests, this guide explains the main requirements for establishing and operating a company in the Czech Republic. It covers company formation, corporate governance, registration and reporting obligations, alongside practical guidance on mergers and acquisitions, transaction documentation and regulatory approvals. Download the full guide


Pay transparency: Preparing for new EU requirements

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This guide examines the EU Pay Transparency Directive and the obligations it introduces for employers, including equal pay, salary transparency and gender pay gap reporting. It also sets out practical steps employers can take to review their pay structures, identify potential inequalities and prepare for the new requirements. Download the full guide


Expertise from LTA

LTA Legal Tax Audit brings together specialists in legal, tax, audit and accounting services, providing clients with comprehensive advice across these areas.

Our thanks to the LTA team for sharing these valuable resources with the wider MGI Worldwide network.

The guides reflect the legislation and information available at their respective publication dates. Readers should seek professional advice on their specific circumstances.

For more information visit LTA's profile page or website.


 

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