Foreign companies may operate in the Czech Republic, either by establishing a branch office registered in the Czech Republic or by establishing a Czech company.

The Czech Republic is home to a motivated workforce is with a high degree of responsiveness to training and interest in continual professional and personal growth. The quality of this highly skilled workforce is evidenced by existing investors’ expansion plans.

The Czech property market is increasingly attractive for foreign investors. The amount of office space is growing steadily while the availability of space for production facilities has been boosted by a major government programme ...

The current tax system was introduced in January 1993. The legislation is subject to frequent amendments and changes due to rapid developments in the economy. Taxpayers in the Czech Republic are subject to the following taxes: ...

The Czech Republic is divided into 14 regions (Higher Territorial Self-governing Units), which came into effect on 1st January 2000. At the beginning of 2004, CzechInvest established a regional network of 13 offices in every regional capital.