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JUDr. Ondřej Málek, Ph.D.
E-mail: ondrej.malek@brizatrubac.cz
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
Past working experience
Before joining Bříza & Trubač, Ondřej worked as a tax adviser at MONEUS, s.r.o., where he had previously held the position of legal counsel. He also gained experience in several Czech law firms, including the offices of Mgr. Adam Škarka, ADVOCADO legal s.r.o., SEDLAKOVA LEGAL s.r.o., and Vašíček a partneři s.r.o.
Publications and presentations
A list of Ondřej Málek’s publications is available on the website of the Faculty of Law, Charles University.
Last news
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.
Ondřej Málek commented on the practical implications of Pillar 2 for the e-bulletin of the Chamber of Tax Advisors of the Czech Republic.
What practical challenges does the first reporting season under the new rules present? Ondřej Málek addressed this question in a survey conducted by the e-Bulletin.
Which of the European Commission’s tax proposals have a future?
Which proposals in the area of direct taxes are set to be implemented, and which have failed to gain political support? In a new article published in the summer issue of the Bulletin of the Chamber of Tax Advisors of the Czech Republic, Ondřej Málek and Jiří Kostohryz address these questions.