Business tax analysis

We conduct a comprehensive tax analysis of your company in the Czech Republic: we assess the current situation, identify hidden risks and determine opportunities for optimisation. The result is a structured written report with specific conclusions and recommendations to help you make informed business decisions.
WHAT THE SERVICE INCLUDES
  • Analysis of the company’s current tax status for the selected period;
  • Identification of hidden tax risks and potential claims from the tax office (Finanční úřad);
  • Assessment of the compliance of tax positions with Czech legislation;
  • Analysis of the correct calculation and payment of income tax (daň z příjmů) and VAT (DPH);
  • Identifying missed opportunities for legitimate tax optimisation;
  • Assessment of risks in the event of a potential tax audit;
  • A written report with detailed conclusions and a plan of recommendations.
PRICES
Business tax analysis
Price from: 120k CZK / analysis for 1 year.

The final cost of the service depends on the scope of the tasks and will be confirmed during the initial consultation.

Price from: 240k CZK / analysis for 3 years.

The final cost of the service depends on the scope of the tasks and will be confirmed during the initial consultation.

WHO IS THIS SERVICE SUITABLE FOR
Companies prior to a transaction or investment
Planning to sell a business, attract an investor or buy a company — you need an independent tax analysis (tax due diligence).
Businesses with growing turnover
Turnover is growing, the tax burden is increasing — you need to understand whether everything is correct and identify areas for optimisation.
Companies following a change of accountant
Your previous accountant has left — you want an independent assessment of your tax position before making new decisions.
New owners of an acquired business
You’ve bought a company — you need to identify the tax risks and liabilities inherited along with the business.
Independent audit prior to purchasing a business (Tax Due Diligence)
A comprehensive tax audit is an essential step prior to any major investment or the purchase of an existing company in the Czech Republic. This procedure enables potential buyers to obtain the most transparent and objective picture of the financial health of the asset being acquired. Our experts conduct a meticulous review of all historical documentation to identify hidden debts or dangerous tax evasion schemes in a timely manner. Critical vulnerabilities identified during this in-depth analysis become your key leverage for a justified reduction in the final transaction value. As a result, you receive a detailed written report that will reliably protect your investment from unpleasant legal surprises in the future.
Business protection and preparation for tax audits
A timely tax audit helps foreign entrepreneurs prepare in advance for potential visits from inspectors at the Financial Office and avoid painful penalties. We simulate the official audit process in detail, examining your source documentation from precisely the same perspective as the state authorities. If any contentious interpretations of Czech legislation are identified in your current business model, we promptly propose safe solutions to rectify the situation. Timely correction of errors and the submission of amended reports allow us to resolve most issues raised by the auditing authorities before they take any further action. This approach guarantees your company absolute financial security and peace of mind, ensuring you operate in strict compliance with European standards.
Milos Soukup
Milos Soukup
Financier
Financial advisor
Phone number:
+420 736 777 555
E-mail:
hello@nawi.cz
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Specializes in corporate banking and financial planning, providing comprehensive solutions for sustainable business growth and stability. Advises companies on corporate account opening and strategic financial management, ensuring a solid foundation for long-term development.
At NAWI, I leverage over 10 years of banking experience to provide top-tier financial advisory services. I specialize in corporate banking and strategic solutions for business growth and stability.
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HOW THE PROCESS WORKS
01
Consultation
Describe your company: form, analysis period, key issues and available documents.
02
Documentation
You provide the documents: tax returns, bank statements, contracts, financial statements.
03
Analysis
We conduct the analysis — we check the accuracy of tax positions and identify risks and opportunities.
04
Report
We provide a written report with detailed conclusions and a specific action plan.
BUSINESS WITHOUT BORDERS
We work entirely remotely with international entrepreneurs around the world — with no language barrier and no need to travel to the Czech Republic. We communicate in Russian, Ukrainian and English.

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WHY CHOOSE NAWI
An independent perspective — an objective assessment with no ties to the company’s current accountant;
We specialise in tax analysis for foreign businesses in the Czech Republic;
Written report — a structured document with clear conclusions and priorities;
We identify not only risks but also opportunities — the analysis works both ways.

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FAQ

How does a tax analysis differ from an audit?

An audit is a check on the accuracy of accounting records. A tax analysis is an in-depth assessment of a company’s tax position: the accuracy of tax calculations, compliance with legislation, risks and opportunities for optimisation.

What documents are required for a tax analysis?

Tax returns (daňová přiznání), VAT returns (DPH), bank statements, key contracts, and financial statements for the period under review. We will confirm the full list when you book.

What period does the analysis cover?

As standard, the analysis covers the last full financial year. Analysis covering several years is possible if necessary, for example for tax due diligence when selling a business.

How long does the tax analysis take?

Between 5 and 15 working days, depending on the volume of documentation and the complexity of the structure. For urgent cases, please enquire when booking.

Can the written report be used in negotiations with an investor?

Yes, a tax analysis with a written report is a standard component of tax due diligence in investment transactions and negotiations regarding the sale of a business.
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