
Tax Law
We understand taxes most likely do not belong among your favourite hobbies, but we are here to help you orient through them and to deal with them in the best possible way. In tax law, we are recognized professionals, we have received the award "highly recommended office" in the most prestigious domestic law competition - the “Law firm of the year” for the fifth time in a row.
We concentrate particularly on the complex issue of tax proceedings and clients´ representation before tax authorities, including their consequent representation before administrative courts. We also deal with the new and developing sub-area of criminal law - the criminal tax law, and thereto connected issue of active repentance.
In the area of tax law we can provide in particular:
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legal aid and representation in tax proceedings, particularly during tax inspections and investigation;
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representation in disputes with the tax administrator, also within administrative justice;
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legal counselling, consultations and preparation of analyses and opinions from the area of tax law.

Ondřej Trubač
Expert on tax law

Patrik Koželuha
Expert on tax law
Latest news in the field
Will artificial intelligence replace judges? Episode 3 of the Troubení na schodech podcast
In the third episode of the Troubení na schodech podcast, Ondřej Trubač welcomed the president of the Supreme Administrative Court, the vice-president of the Regional Court in Prague, and a partner at Deloitte Legal. They discussed tax disputes, abuse of law, and what the legal profession might look like in ten or twenty years.
Where does effective structuring end and abuse of law begin? Ondřej Trubač at M&A FÓRUM 2026
Ondřej Trubač took part in a discussion on the abuse of tax law in transactions at a conference organised by C. H. Beck Academy. Patrik Koželuha also attended the conference.
Patrik Koželuha and Radka Čihulková on the fine line between tax and criminal law
At the ninth Tax Criminal Law conference and, the following day, at the Tax Law 2026 conference, Patrik Koželuha explored the intersections between tax, criminal and private law, including the liability of company directors and their responsibility for tax arrears.