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LEGAL SUPPORT FOR INVESTING IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
The Czech Republic is one of the most attractive countries for investment, as it has an open investment climate, a stable financial and banking system and a number of other benefits and advantages.
Where to invest in the Czech Republic?
- In real estate – opening shops, cafes, hotels, retail space, renting houses or apartments, villas, small houses outside the city, or apartments in the center
- In business – creating your own production or buying an existing one
Are there any benefits to investing in the Czech Republic?
- The presence of tax holidays and tax benefits
- Financial grants (eg for employee training)
- Funding from the EU
- Accelerated obtaining a residence permit
What is an investor card (kartainvestor)?
A document that allows you to live in the Czech Republic for more than 90 days for investment purposes. An investor’s card can be obtained if his investment reaches at least 75 million kroons and creates 20 new jobs.
Legal support of investment projects in the Czech Republic
- Advising on taxes and their optimization in the field of investment
- Audit activities of the investor or person in need of investment
- Preparation of the necessary investment documentation
- Development and analysis of investment agreements
- Advising on legal issues in the field of investment
- Support of investment agreements in the Czech Republic
Investment support for start-ups and startups in the Czech Republic
- Advising on the optimal organizational and legal form of doing business through investment
- Preparation of documentation to attract investment
- Check the reliability and transparency of the investment object
- Verification of reputational factors and reliability of partners
- Audit of investment projects
- Tax support of investment projects
- Licensing and permitting activities
- Accounting and personnel support of business
- Registration of ownership of assets
- Intellectual law
Prikhodko & Partners Law Firm provides legal support for investment projects in the Czech Republic. Our clients are existing businesses that invest in the Czech Republic, and are looking for Czech investments in their own business, and startups.
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Is company registration possible without a personal visit to the Czech Republic?
Yes. The procedure is fully adapted for remote launch. All legal actions are performed on the basis of a power of attorney, notarized and, if necessary, apostilled in your country.
Why shouldn't you use a share capital of 1 crown?
Although the law allows a share capital of 1 crown, minimal capital reduces trust from banks and European counterparties, and also creates problems when passing banking compliance (AML). To confirm the seriousness of intentions, it is recommended to contribute an amount of at least 10,000 – 100,000 crowns, which can be used for the company’s operational needs after opening the account.
What is the difference between an s.r.o. and a sole proprietor (OSVČ)?
Apart from the issue of limited liability, the key difference lies in taxation. OSVČs in the Czech Republic are eligible for a single tax regime (paušální daň), which in 2026 requires a fixed monthly payment of between 9,162 and 27,139 crowns, depending on income. However, the status of a sole proprietor limits business scaling and complicates interaction with large B2B clients, who prefer to work with VAT payers in the form of an s.r.o.
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