Services for this group
Our focus
Sectors in this group
- Restaurants and pubs
- Hairdressers
- Beauty salons
- Florists
- Grocery shops
Tills and the technical security device
Electronic tills need a certified technical security device and must be notified to the tax office.
Seven or nineteen per cent
Eating in, taking away, drinks and delivery are taxed differently. That belongs in the till programming, not in a correction at the year end.
Part-time staff and mini-jobs
Registration, payroll, Sunday and public holiday supplements and seasonal help.
Cost of sales and stocktaking
A plausible gross margin is the most effective protection against an estimated assessment.
Own consumption and staff meals
Small amounts that come up in every audit. Quickly settled using the official flat rates.
Common questions
Questions we hear often
I write the day’s takings in a notebook. Is that enough?
If you do not use an electronic till, an open cash drawer with a daily cash report is permitted, but it has to be kept without gaps. As soon as an electronic till is in use, the technical requirements apply.
What happens in a cash inspection?
An inspector arrives unannounced and looks at the till and the records. If both hold up, the visit is over quickly.
How much of the tips do I have to tax?
Tips your staff receive directly from a customer are tax free for them. Tips that go to the business are business income.
Who else we work for
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Write briefly what the matter is. The questionnaire takes a few minutes and your answers go straight to Marek Hejzel. We then arrange a first meeting, at the practice or by phone.
