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Czech Republic Tax Optimization
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Because if your business does not exceed revenue of 2 million EUR you could slash CIT from 20% to 9% by forming a Polish branch of your Czech company and moving some key operations to Poland.
In basic terms you'll need to send all the invoices from your Polish branch.
It's up to you how often to commute to Poland to demonstrate that work is attributable to the Polish branch.
https://www2.deloitte.com/content/d...uments/Tax/dttl-tax-polandhighlights-2024.pdf
In basic terms you'll need to send all the invoices from your Polish branch.
It's up to you how often to commute to Poland to demonstrate that work is attributable to the Polish branch.
https://www2.deloitte.com/content/d...uments/Tax/dttl-tax-polandhighlights-2024.pdf
Thank you! This tip is very interesting and it would avoid CFC since it's just a branch (I guess) and PE would not be an issue as long as︀ I just did the work related to it from Poland.
Do you know about how︁ the revenue from the branch is taxed in CZ or where can I find info︂ about that? I guess that CZ would not want to double tax that income, in︃ that case it would just be 9% in Poland and 15% Czech dividend when distributing︄ to me.
Do you know about how︁ the revenue from the branch is taxed in CZ or where can I find info︂ about that? I guess that CZ would not want to double tax that income, in︃ that case it would just be 9% in Poland and 15% Czech dividend when distributing︄ to me.
Regulatory requirements where a local company is required to do business, access to cheap labour. And then the Estonian company with a Bulgarian subsidiary when doing production in underdeveloped areas in Bulgaria.
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