OUR TEAM
JUDr. Ondřej Málek, Ph.D.
Tax Advisor (Of Counsel)
Ondřej Málek works at Bříza & Trubač as a tax advisor. His practice focuses on tax law, and he provides tax-related advice to Czech and international clients. Alongside his professional practice, he serves as an assistant professor at the Faculty of Law, Charles University, and is a member of several Czech and international professional organisations specialising in tax law. He is also actively engaged in publishing in the field of tax law.
Before joining Bříza & Trubač, he worked as a tax advisor and previously as a lawyer at MONEUS, s.r.o. He also gained experience in legal practice at the law offices of Mgr. Adam Škarka, ADVOCADO legal s.r.o., SEDLAKOVA LEGAL s.r.o. and Vašíček a partneři s.r.o.
Specializations
Education
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Masaryk University, Faculty of Law (Mgr., 2013–2018)
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Charles University, Faculty of Law (JUDr., 2025; Ph.D., 2021–2025)
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Tilburg University, Faculty of Law (LL.M., 2025–2026)
Main fields of expertise
Tax law
Language of provided services
- czech
- english
Vocational exams and membership in arbitral, vocational, proffesional and advisy institutions and boards
- Tax Adviser (Chamber of Tax Advisers of the Czech Republic, No. 5694)
- Member of CFE Tax Advisers Europe
- Member of the Tax Law Senate of the Appeals Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic
- Member of the International Fiscal Association (IFA)
- Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, Charles University
Publications and presentations
A list of Ondřej Málek’s publications is available on the website of the Faculty of Law, Charles University.
Last news
How to defend your rights when paying taxes following the amendment to the Tax Code
The amendment to the Czech Tax Code, effective from 1 July 2025, has changed the role of objections in tax payment proceedings and excluded their use against tax enforcement orders. In an article published in Bulletin advokacie, Ondřej Málek examines when an objection constitutes an ordinary remedy, when it serves as another means of legal protection, and what implications this has for subsequent judicial review before administrative courts.
Ondřej Málek publishes a book on combating VAT fraud
VAT is one of the most important sources of public revenue, but it is also among the taxes most vulnerable to fraud. In his new book, Ondřej Málek examines the system of legal instruments through which Czech law seeks to combat VAT fraud – from the reverse charge mechanism and VAT control statements to criminal liability.
Ondřej Málek presented the Czech perspective on the concept of mass tax amnesty at an international tax conference in Rust, Austria.
Ondřej Málek presented the Czech perspective on the concept of mass tax amnesty at a conference organised by the Institute for Austrian and International Tax Law. This year, the conference welcomed experts from more than 30 countries.