Consulting · Financial & Business

Business Setup (OSVČ / s.r.o.)

Freelance trade license vs s.r.o. company — taxes, liability, contributions, visa renewal impact.

· 90 min + written roadmap· from 200 €· English & Turkish

OSVČ (živnostenský list) and s.r.o. are not equivalent — and the wrong choice costs months later. We compare them for your case: tax burden, social and health contributions, liability, professional credibility with Czech clients, and how each one affects your visa renewals. You leave with a roadmap, not a sales pitch.

Who this is for

  • ·Freelancers and consultants moving from abroad
  • ·Founders setting up a Czech entity
  • ·Existing OSVČ holders considering a switch to s.r.o.

What to expect

  1. 01Pre-call income & client snapshot
  2. 0290-min comparison session
  3. 03Written roadmap with monthly cost projection
  4. 04Vetted intro to an English-speaking accountant

What's included

  • OSVČ vs. s.r.o. comparison for your case
  • Trade-license registration walk-through
  • Tax & contribution overview
  • Vetted accountant & lawyer referrals

What you walk away with

  • ·Decision matrix (OSVČ vs s.r.o.) with numbers
  • ·Year-1 cost projection (taxes, contributions, accountant)
  • ·Step-by-step setup checklist
Pricing & packages

Pick what fits — change later.

OSVČ Setup
200 €

Freelance trade license.

  • ·Decision call
  • ·Trade license walk-through
  • ·Accountant intro
Most chosen
s.r.o. Setup
from 480 €

Company formation.

  • ·Notary coordination
  • ·Bank account
  • ·First filings
Migration (OSVČ → s.r.o.)
from 380 €

Switching structure cleanly.

  • ·Tax-impact analysis
  • ·Transition plan
  • ·Accountant handover

Every quote is written and free of hidden fees. Custom packages on request — just ask.

Frequently asked

Good questions, honest answers.

What does an accountant cost monthly?+

Realistically 80–180 €/month for an English-speaking accountant. We introduce you to ones that match your size.

Do I need Czech residency to open s.r.o.?+

No — but the visa story has to line up. We plan it together.

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