Income Tax Report in the Czech Republic

If you hold a Czech trade license and need to submit your annual income tax report, we can handle the entire process for you under power of attorney.

Why You Need This Service

If you’re working, freelancing, or running a business in the Czech Republic, you’re required by law to submit an annual income tax return (daňové přiznání) to the Financial Office. Whether you are:

• An employee with additional income from a trade license (Živnost)
• A freelancer or self-employed individual (OSVČ)

We’ll make sure your tax report is accurate, submitted on time, and optimised to reduce your tax liability where legally possible.

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What’s Included in the Service

• Complete preparation and filing of your annual income tax report
• Tax optimization for deductible expenses and allowances
• Submission to the Tax Offices and to the Health insurance office
• Communication with tax authorities on your behalf
• Payment instructions after Income Tax filling
• Sending you all audits from Tax offices

We handle the full preparation and submission of your income tax, including health and social insurance contributions.

We’ll apply all eligible tax deductions and reliefs, provide clear instructions for any payments due, and ensure everything complies with Czech regulations — including arranging the necessary checks or audits.

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Simple 4-Step Process

Step 1: Fill out our questionnaire
Step 2: Sign a digital Power of Attorney 
Step 3: We prepare and review your tax return in short time
Step 4: We file it for you and send you all confirmation

Price fee 3 900 CZK

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Why We Deliver Better Results

• 24/7 support
• Experienced professionals
• There are no any hidden fees
• We explain you all about taxes
• Our support from beginning till the end of the process

Income Tax 60/40 Method for Freelancers (OSVČ) in the Czech Republic

The 60/40 tax method is one of the most popular and efficient ways for freelancers and self-employed professionals (OSVČ) in the Czech Republic to calculate their income tax. With this system, 60% of your annual revenue is automatically recognized as expenses, allowing you to pay tax on only 40% of your income. This simplifies accounting, reduces paperwork, and often lowers your overall tax burden.

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How the 60/40 Tax System Works

Under the 60/40 method:

• 60% of your gross income is counted as flat-rate expenses
• 40% becomes your taxable base
• Income tax is calculated at the standard Czech rate (usually 15%)
• Social and health insurance are also based on the reduced 40% base

Example

Earn 300,000 CZK in a year:

• 180,000 CZK (60%) → tax-free expenses
• 120,000 CZK (40%) → taxable income

This method is ideal for individuals with low real expenses or businesses where detailed accounting is not necessary.

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Benefits of the 60/40 Tax Method

• Easy and fast tax filing
• No need to track receipts or real expenses
• Lower taxes for many service-based professions
• Perfect for freelancers in IT, consulting, design, marketing, online services, and creative fields

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Who Can Use the 60/40 Method?

This method is available for self-employed individuals (OSVČ) in the Czech Republic with yearly revenue up to 2,000,000 CZK. It is especially beneficial for freelancers with minimal business expenses or those who prefer simple accounting.

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Why Choose the 60/40 Method for Your Taxes?

By using the 60/40 expense allowance, you can reduce your taxable income, streamline your tax return, and stay fully compliant with Czech tax regulations — without complex bookkeeping.

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