Webinar replay: What will 2022 bring in the area of income tax?

TagsPast eventReplay

As of January 2022 we are expecting multiple legislative changes within the income tax. We prepared a webinar to summarize all the neccessary information and answer your questions. Feel free to scroll down, fill in a short form and watch the replay with our experts.

At the webinar we addressed e.g. the various types of employee fringe benefits from tax perspective, food allowance, but also deduction for investments with added value.

Watch the replay

Webinar agenda

Newly introduced tax deductible expenses for investments
Change in tax deductible expenses for research and development
Change in meal contribution for employees
Employee fringe benefits – the exemption of up to EUR 500
Q&A

Speakers

Andrea Cibulová, Tax Manager
Monika Barlíková, Tax Supervisor

Our services

Tax advisory

Insight and innovation to guide you through today’s evolving global tax landscape.

Notification of bank accounts of VAT payers

The Ministry of Finance presented the draft of the Amendment to the Tax Code, which regulates also the VAT Act in the area of publishing bank accounts of VAT payers. The Amendment to the VAT Act which is proposed to be effective from 15 November 2021 and in the case of some provisions from 1 November 2022.

Employee fringe benefits in 2022

Employers use fringe benefits to motivate employees to perform better as well as to differ themselves from the competitors. What does the provision of various fringe benefits mean for the employer and employee in terms of taxes? What changes are coming into force in 2022 in fringe benefits?

Catering of employees as from 1 January 2022

Following the introduction of the financial contribution for meals in March 2021, the practice showed different tax treatment of the financial contribution in comparison with non-monetary forms of catering. As of 2022, the amendment which implements provisions ensuring the equal tax treatment of meal vouchers and the financial contribution came into force. Moreover, for self-employed persons, the...