tax proceedings

Print Imagine opening your data mailbox one day and finding out that the tax office has frozen your bank account, seized your assets, or issued a security order for millions. And no one even talked to you beforehand. Such a measure can destroy your business in a single day. What’s worse – it often happens […]

Print Have you ever had the feeling that a tax office official “has it in for you”? Speaking condescendingly, ignoring your evidence, rejecting every request, acting hostile? Or perhaps you suspect a personal connection to your business rival or ex-partner? In moments like these, it’s hard to trust that you’ll get a fair decision. That’s

Print Struggling with financial problems and your bank account is empty – but the tax office is demanding tens of thousands in late fees? Many people don’t even realize that under certain conditions, a tax, interest or penalty can be waived. But you have to ask in time. And you have to write it correctly.

Print When the Tax Office Gets It Wrong Have you received a decision from the Czech tax authority that feels completely unfair? Maybe they assessed additional tax, denied a refund, or rejected your request to waive a penalty. The decision is final on paper – but you’re wondering if there’s anything you can do. There

Print When the tax office sends you a letter, the clock is ticking – and often faster than you think. “I got something from the tax office, but I haven’t opened it yet.” I hear this way too often – and it always makes me nervous. In tax proceedings, time doesn’t run by your watch

Print Everything must end – even a tax procedure. But when exactly? When the tax officer says “it’s closed”? When you receive a payment assessment? And what if nothing comes at all? Silence from the tax office can be just as dangerous as action. Many people rely on assumptions. Yet in reality, one misunderstood letter

Print You receive a letter from the tax office. It’s not a regular audit notice, nor just a request for clarification. It says: “Tax proceedings have been initiated.” But what does that actually mean? Has an audit started? Are they planning to reassess your taxes? Can you defend yourself? The moment when tax proceedings begin

Print When a tax officer knocks on your door… …or you receive a letter saying “a local inquiry will be conducted to verify certain facts,” most people feel a wave of anxiety. Is it an actual tax audit? Just a formality? Can you refuse cooperation? And what if you say something wrong? These moments can

Print Have you received an unpleasant decision from the Czech tax authority and feel it’s unfair? Maybe you filed an appeal, but the superior authority didn’t help either. In such cases, you have one final option – go to court. But how does this work? What are the risks? And when is there actually a

Print Have you received a notice from the tax authority asking you to file an additional tax return? Your heart may have skipped a beat, and your mind raced with questions: “Did I do something wrong? Will I be fined? What if I miss the deadline?” This kind of notice is not routine – it