Frequently-asked questionWhat do the Czech terms SRO and AS stand for? 
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An SRO is no longer required for any foreign citizen to purchase property in the Czech Republic, but in some cases, is encouraged for EU and local citizens. Why is it so encouraged?
Because for both EU citizens and non-EU citizens alike, forming an SRO allows you as a foreigner to purchase property - start a business - or relocate an existing company in the Czech Republic safely, legally, and with the appropriate tax and liability shelters to protect your assets both here and at home from legitimate, or fraudulent lawsuits.
The good news, is that with our company forming your SRO is straightforward, affordable and simple. What’s more, you can do it with complete confidence. We do not manufacture “bulk” SROs, but work with all of our clients one at a time from scratch - assuring that your project large or small receives our personal attention at every step, and that your completed company is free of legal or tax entanglements created by any previous owners.
What you need to know
The following issues are all addressed thoroughly in Frequently-Asked Questions:
- What exactly is an SRO and do I need one?
- Are there other benefits of owning an SRO?
- What exactly are the long-term costs of owning an SRO?
- Can you please explain the foreign terms regarding SROs?
- An SRO has ongoing costs and I am an EU citizen. Can't I simply buy property or conduct business in the Czech Republic as an individual—without establishing an SRO?
- What do the Czech terms SRO and AS stand for?