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Choose KR Group - one professional service provider in the CEE region. Our offices are in: The Czech Republic, Romania, Hungary, and Slovakia. Instead of multiplying costs by having one provider per country, collaborate with us! We will help you unleash regional synergy by reducing unnecessary costs and speeding up processes.
Since 2017, our team supports entrepreneurs in the scope of accounting, payroll and HR, and tax advice. We will help you utilize the potential of the Czech market and expedite your company’s expansion.
Since 2016, we support our clients by offering payroll-HR services, accounting, tax advice, and tax compliance. We will support your company in entering the Romanian market, and in growing your existing business.
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Through cooperation with proven suppliers of accounting services, VAT compliance, as well as tax advice, we support companies in expanding their business activity in the Central and Eastern European region.
Thanks to one of the most open European economies, entrepreneurs may count on a favorable place to invest. Since 2016, we support companies in the scope of accounting, tax advice, as well as payroll and HR.
The look-through approach was developed within the framework of international tax law and is used in Polish tax practice for the purposes of withholding tax.
In the Journal of Laws of 29 August, the ordinance of the Minister of Finance was announced concerning additional information that must be entered in bookkeeping accounts sent in accordance with the Corporate Income Tax…
In July 2024, the Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) and the Provincial Administrative Court (WSA) issued rulings concerning an organized part of an enterprise (ZCP).
On June 17th, the Government Legislation Center published a draft bill amending the Agricultural Tax Act, the Local Taxes and Fees Act, the Forest Tax Act, and the Stamp Duty Act.
On April 3, 2024, The Ministry of Finance (MF) introduced a proposal for draft amendments to the legislation introducing the mandatory National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) into consultations. The consultations are expected to last until April…
A taxpayer who purchases goods or services without receiving an invoice from the seller may deduct VAT on the basis of an agreement. This was stated by the Provincial Administrative Court in its ruling III…
On December 1, 2023, a Draft Regulation of the Minister of Finance amending the Regulation on Exclusion of the Obligation to Collect Lump Sum Corporate Income Tax was published on the website of the Government…
On December 1st, 2023, the Ministry of Finance published a new model of the CIT/M form, i.e. information on the amount of minimum income tax, serving as an attachment to the CIT-8 and CIT-8a returns.
A prosumer generating surplus electricity is considered a VAT payer. The effect of recognizing a prosumer as a VAT payer making a VAT-taxed supply is the need to issue invoices for the supply of energy.
From August 1st, 2023, reporting of domestic tax schemes will become mandatory again. If you are unsure about your company's MDR obligations, we are here to help!
On June 5, 2023, an amendment to the Law on Value Added Tax and Certain Other Laws was published. The proposed changes come into effect on July 1, 2023 (in addition to the provisions on…
Less than a week remains until the introduction of long-awaited changes concerning the tax on goods and services, namely, the SLIM VAT3 package, enters into force.
Galloping technological progress and constant development of digitization not only results in new possibilities but also the necessity for entrepreneurs to utilize modern tools offered by the IT industry.
The deadline for submitting the 2022 report on payment terms in commercial transactions to the Ministry of Development and Technology is imminent. There is not much time left to fulfill this obligation - the deadline…
According to the Act of March 24th, 2023, published on March 9th, 2023, on amending the Act on Enforcement Proceedings in Administration and Certain Other Laws (Journal of Laws of 2023, item 556), on April…