We set up a new company or hand you a ready-made one, run your accounting and taxes, build your website and brand — and when the time comes, close it properly. In English, fully remote, with one point of contact.
Setting up in the Czech Republic usually means a notary, a registration agent, a Czech-speaking accountant, a tax advisor and a web agency — none of whom talk to each other. Every handover costs you time, and every gap is yours to discover.
One team that knows your company inside out — because we set it up.
Take one service or all of them. Either way, it is the same team and the same point of contact.
Get your Czech company up and running — the right way from day one.
A new s.r.o. set up for you end to end — documents, notary, Commercial Register.
An existing, clean s.r.o. transferred to you — start trading without waiting for registration.
Design and set-up of holding and multi-company structures.
VAT registration, trade licences and tax office registrations.
Stay compliant and in control, without learning Czech bureaucracy.
Bookkeeping, payroll, annual statements and tax returns.
Practical advice on taxes, VAT, dividends and how to run the company efficiently.
New directors or shareholders, registered office, share capital and other registry changes.
Present your business properly to Czech and international customers.
A modern, bilingual website built to bring you enquiries.
A professional visual identity for your new company.
Google and social media campaigns to reach your first customers.
When it is time to move on, end things cleanly — with no loose ends.
The full process — liquidator, final accounts and removal from the Commercial Register.
What to settle before closing — taxes, contracts and obligations — so nothing comes back later.
You don't need to know which Czech forms or procedures apply to you. Tell us what you want to achieve — we'll map the route.
A short call or the form below, in English. Where you are based and what you want to do in Czechia.
We recommend the right route and send you the scope and fee in writing — before any work starts.
Documents are signed remotely in your country. We handle the notary, registers and authorities here.
Accounting, taxes, website and everything after continue with the same team.
Frolík Advisory is your entry point to Frolík Group — a Czech family business that brings corporate advisory, an established accounting and tax practice and an in-house digital studio under one roof. Different specialists, one relationship.
Company formation, ready-made companies, holding structures, corporate changes and liquidation.
Bookkeeping, payroll, tax returns, VAT and economic advisory from an experienced Czech practice.
Websites, logos, brand identity and advertising to help your new company win customers.
No call centre, no junior hand-offs. The people responsible for Frolík Group are the people who take care of your company.
Economics, tax and company structures. Leads the group's accounting and tax practice.
Business strategy, client coordination and digital. Your day-to-day point of contact.
Don't see yours? Ask us directly — it costs nothing to talk.
New to Czechia? Read our step-by-step guide to setting up a company as a foreigner.
No. Everything can be handled remotely — you sign the documents in your own country and we take care of the rest here. If you prefer to meet in person, we are in Prague and České Budějovice, and we are happy to meet you anywhere by arrangement.
No. We communicate with you in English and deal with Czech authorities, notaries and offices on your behalf.
A new s.r.o. is set up for you from scratch. A ready-made company already exists and is transferred to you, so you can start trading sooner. We will recommend what fits your plan.
Yes. We handle VAT registration and, if you want, your ongoing VAT returns as part of your accounting.
It depends on what you need. After a short conversation you get the scope and fee in writing, before any work starts — no surprises.
The standard corporate income tax rate is 21% (2026). Dividends paid to individual shareholders are generally subject to 15% withholding tax. VAT is 21% standard and 12% reduced.
Yes. Individuals and companies of any nationality can fully own and manage a Czech limited liability company (s.r.o.), and Czech residency is not required. The legal minimum share capital is CZK 1 per shareholder.
We can keep taking care of it — accounting, taxes, payroll, corporate changes, your website and marketing — with the same team that set it up.
A few sentences are enough. We'll come back with the next step and, if it makes sense, a written proposal.