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From 1 September 2008, new measures will come into force to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorist activities.

From 27 March 2009, new rules are in force significantly limiting access for non-EU nationals to the Czech labour market.

New laws are in force making it easier for businesses to provide cross-border services within the EEA.

After press reporting by The Insider, into the acitivties of Czech companies allegedly exporting to Russia, it has now been reported that the Czech authorities are undertaking investigations into the companies.

A civil court judgment obtained in any EU member state may be enforced in any other member state without having to issue separate judgments.

The Czech Republic has adopted a new law concerning customs enforcement of intellectual property rights in relation to goods placed on the Czech national market (Act No. 355/2014 Coll.).

From 1 January 2009, an integrated residency and work permit (Green Card) system has been introduced for employees from 12 non-EU/EEA countries.

The Financial Collateral Arrangements are newly regulated by a separate act which has taken effect as of 1 January 2011.

The Czech Republic and Italy have agreed to end their bilateral investment treaty from 1 May 2009.

Legislation to make it easier for foreigners to buy real estate in the Czech Republic has still not been implemented.

In January and February 2014, companies considering investments in the Czech Republic will have a last opportunity to apply for investment incentives under a more favourable regime that allows for a ceiling of regional investment aid for large companies of up to 40%.

When compiling the tax return for December or January, we may come across deliveries that were started in December, but the customer did not receive the goods until January.

Having lived in the Czech Republic for nearly 18 years now, Frédéric Labiche has an insider’s view of its changes and developments – and more recently, its struggles.

In the interpretation of EU law as well as international law, the autonomous interpretation is well established.