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This text is dealing with the exemptions from the immovable property tax in the Czech Republic. It brings a new classification of tax exemptions and it overviews this type of correction components. It critically analyses de lege lata regulations in the given area. The hypothesis to be confirmed...
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There is no specific legal regulation of professional athletes in the Czech Republic. In practice, both individual players and team players are mostly self-employment. In case of team players, compared to the legal regulation in other European countries, it is quite unique. This article deals...
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The aim of the chapter is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the corporate tax residence in the Czech Republic. It deals with the corporate tax residence both in domestic and international contexts. It concerns not only tax law issues, but also civil law and corporate law. Very important are...
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There is no specific legal regulation of professional athletes in the Czech Republic. In practice, both individual players and team players are mostly self-employment. In case of team players, compared to the legal regulation in other European countries, it is quite unique. This article deals...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012895151
The goal of this contribution is to briefly introduce and describe the Revenue Registry Act, critically analyse the fundamental provisions of the Act, summarize pros and cons of the regulation, critically analyse the decision of the Constitutional Court and introduce the Ministry's proposal of...
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The chapter supports a unitary study of tax procedures that reflects the inextricable links between their administrative and judicial phases. The comparative analysis reveals best practices and common core principles shared by the various countries. However, it also reveals inconsistencies,...
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We compare tax administration of large taxpayers in Croatia, the Czech Republic, Russia, Poland and Kazakhstan. Our hypothesis is that these units of tax administrations play an important role in collecting public revenue as well as preventing tax evasion in a dynamic global economy. We provide...
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The chapter describes and analyses general legal and tax policy aspects of transformation in the Czech Republic, incl. place of tax law in legal system, division of taxing powers and tax revenue between the state and local authorities, standards of tax legislative process and concepts and...
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The tax aspects of bilateral investment treaties are often overlooked. The aim of the chapter is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the relationship between taxation and bilateral investment treaties in the Czech Republic. A major focus is the attitude taken towards tax matters in the...
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The taxation system in communist Czechoslovakia was based on the redistributive, regulative, and fiscal functions of taxes. After the Velvet Revolution in November 1989, it was crucial for the economy and economic development to change the tax system. To achieve this, new politicians decided for...
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