Work in Czechia for a company based in the UK

By Mark 27 June 2022

Can I work remotely for a company in the UK while being in Czechia?

It is usually doable, but we recommand to check the following key points first:

  1. Are you allowed to work remotely for the company?
  2. Are you allowed to work remotely for the country you are in?
  3. Are you allowed to work remotely for the company you work for?
  4. Are you allowed to work remotely for the country you live in?

How to live in Czechia and find remote work in the UK?

Finding remote work in the UK if you are located in Czechia might be difficult, therefore we recommend you to create your own remote team from Czechia.

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The best way to find remote work in Czechia is to create your own remote team from Czechia.
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How a company in the UK can send my salary in Czechia?

When working remotely for a corporation in the UK, you salary can be send to Czechia but you will need to pay a small fee. You can send your salary to the Czechia using the following methods:

  1. Money Transfer
    Money Transfer is the most common and easy way to send money to Czechia. You can send money to Czechia using your bank account.
  2. Western Union
    Western Union is a global money transfer service that allows you to send money to Czechia in a matter of minutes.
  3. PayPal
    PayPal is an online payment service that allows you to send money to Czechia from anywhere in the world.
  4. Skrill
    Skrill is an online payment service that allows you to send money to Czechia from anywhere in the world.
  5. Bitcoin
    Bitcoin is an online payment service that allows you to send money to Czechia from anywhere in the world.
  6. VISA
    VISA is an online payment service that allows you to send money to Czechia from anywhere in the world.
  7. MasterCard
    MasterCard is an online payment service that allows you to send money to Czechia from anywhere in the world.
  8. Local Bank Transfer
    Local Bank Transfer is the most popular method to send money to Czechia. You can send money to Czechia using a local bank account.
  9. International Bank Transfer
    International Bank Transfer is the most popular method to send money to Czechia.

Where to pay my taxes when working remotely in Czechia for a company in the UK?

If you are working remotely in Czechia for a corporation established in the UK, taxes could seem complicated but in fact it is not.

The Czech Republic has a very simple system of taxation. There are two types of taxes:

  • The corporate income tax
  • The personal income tax
    The corporation tax is based on the profit of the company and the personal income tax is based on the income of the employee.
    The corporate income tax is the same for all companies, regardless of the country in which they are based. The personal income tax is based on the income of the employee and is calculated on the basis of the country in which the employee resides.
    The corporation tax is calculated on the basis of the profits of the company. The personal income tax is calculated on the basis of the income of the employee.
    The company is the owner of the company, the company is the employer of the employees and the company is responsible for the taxes of the employees.