This article is part of a series which goes through the 6Ws of Czech property investing (Why, Who, What, Where, When and How).
Probably our biggest question posed is where and what we would recommend investors …
Updated September, 2011.
A common question of foreign investors is how the purchase process works in Czech Republic and what kind of time frame will things be accomplished in. This will be presented on the …
The trade license office is no longer requiring a representative (‘zastupce’) for unqualified trade licenses. This means that they will no longer require a home country criminal record or Czech criminal record for foreign citizens …
Negotiation has rightly been called an art. It is a very vital skill of life and some are naturally better at it than others. All can continue to become better at it. The proof of …
Please note that because of the change to the law regarding foreign citizens purchasing property in May of 2009, much of this information is no longer applicable.
Czech Residency VS SRO (EU or ‘favored nation’ …
This article was originally posted in January, 2009 and is no longer current.
There is much anticipation as to what will happen to the property prices once Czech Republic joins the EURO currency. This date …
So you’ve signed the purchase agreement to buy an apartment in Prague. You should be able to just get the keys and move in, right?
Actually, property ownership in Czech Republic is different than many countries …
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Upcoming tax deadlines for the 2011 tax year.
Property Tax Registration: January 31, 2012
(required for all properties where a new owner was registered …
This article is part of a series which goes through the 6Ws of Czech property investing (Why, Who, What, Where, When and How).
Do you wonder how to make calculations and assess whether an investment property …
Czech Republic’s five year and then additional two year exemption of Article article 56 of the EU articles of establishment expired on May 2011. This change was recently adopted by parliament.
What this means is that …
