On this page, two distinct categories are distinguished: the classic CZ VAT payer and the EU VAT payer – identified person. The availability of both types changes over time, so an up-to-date list is sent according to the chosen date, budget and business model.
A CZ VAT payer under Sections 6 to 6f is a classic Czech VAT payer who, if the statutory conditions are met, can claim input VAT deduction. The EU VAT payer is a practical label for an identified person under Sections 6g to 6l. This status covers selected cross-border transactions, but it is not a full domestic VAT payer and generally does not have a general right to deduction.
For each company, the exact type of registration, year of incorporation, share capital, registered office, available information about its history and the scope of documentation are specified. Before reservation, the current status and public records are checked. The buyer does not purchase a vague “company with a VAT ID”, but a specific company with a clearly explained regime.
The transfer can be arranged without travelling to the Czech Republic. The change of shareholder and executive, agreed changes, a virtual registered office, data box management and the handover of documentation to an authorised accounting partner are all provided. If a new company name, registered office in another city or a different structure is required, the necessary notarial deed is calculated in advance.
For a standard Czech VAT payer, the current registration status, the frequency of the tax period, available data on filings, published bank accounts and any potential unreliability are provided. This type is intended primarily for domestic Czech trade, B2B invoicing and projects that, when the conditions are met, wish to apply VAT deduction.
For an EU VAT payer, it is stated that this is an identified person pursuant to § 6g to § 6l. At the same time, it explains for which type of cross-border transactions this status can be practical and that it is not a full domestic VAT payer with a general right to deduction.
VAT registration has value for the buyer, which is why these companies are often reserved quickly. At the same time, their status may change depending on the fulfilment of obligations and the decisions of the tax administrator. Up-to-date information is therefore more important than a long static list.
A specific company is reserved only after its status and conditions have been confirmed. If a company is needed for an exact date, this date should be stated directly in the enquiry. This helps to select a realistic solution.
A distinction is made between new ready-made companies registered for VAT, older companies without an active trading history, and companies that have already carried out economic activity. Each category requires a different level of due diligence.
The company was prepared for sale and its transaction history should be minimal. Registration, filings, available documentation, and public records are checked.
The date of establishment can be an advantage, but it is necessary to verify what has been happening in the company. An extended tax, accounting, and legal due diligence is recommended.
This is not just the purchase of a legal entity, but also of the history of contracts, invoices, and decisions. Due diligence is essential, and its scope is set individually.
founded in 2026, registered office in Prague
share capital: 20 000 CZK, VAT payer: YES (EU VAT)
founded in 2026, registered office in Prague
share capital: 20 000 CZK, VAT payer: YES (CZ VAT)
founded in 2026, registered office in Prague
share capital: 200 000 CZK, VAT payer: YES (EU VAT)
founded in 2026, registered office in Prague
share capital: 200 000 CZK, VAT payer: YES (CZ VAT)
There are also other companies available. Do not hesitate to contact us for the current offer.
First, clarify what needs to be achieved. If the priority is fast B2B business and a Czech VAT ID, choose from among VAT payers. If a smaller project is being tested and full VAT administration is not desired, a non‑payer may be more suitable. An earlier year of incorporation can have marketing or tender significance, but it always increases the demands on due diligence.
Do not choose a company based only on its name. The business name can be changed in many cases. More important are the company’s condition, documentation, VAT status, capital, ownership structure, and the speed of transfer.
For a standard ready-made company, the transfer can be significantly cheaper if the original name, registered office in the same city, business activities, and the structure of one shareholder and one director are kept. In that case, transfer and corporate documents with officially certified signatures are usually sufficient.
If a new name, relocation of the registered office to another city, extension of business activities, or a different structure is required, a notarial deed will be prepared. For each company, both the price of the basic transfer and the price of the requested changes are therefore shown. The decision can be made even before making a reservation.
Send the parameters and the currently available companies will be selected. After the reservation, client identification, preparation of documentation and final verification of the VAT status will take place. The signing will be carried out in the agreed manner and the changes will then be filed.
The accountant will take over the documents and deadlines. Invoicing, data mailbox monitoring, the bank account and responsibility for the next VAT return will be set up. This handover step ensures that the rapid transfer is followed by smooth tax and accounting continuity.
For the first offer, only five pieces of information are needed: whether VAT is required or not, the deadline, how many partners there will be, what registered office is preferred, and what the company will do. If there is a requirement for the year of incorporation, share capital, or a specific trade license, it can be added to the message.
The more precise the brief, the fewer options will be sent, but they will be more relevant. The goal is not to overwhelm with a long list, but to find a company that can actually be used in practice.
The price of a VAT payer company is higher than the price of a standard ready-made company, but always compare the same scope of services. Check whether the offer includes the transfer, notary, fees, change of company name and registered office, trade licences, certificates, accounting handover and any due diligence.
When comparing offers, look not only at the initial price, but also at the completeness of filings, the up-to-dateness of documentation, the status of the bank account and the continuity of accounting records. A company with a clearly documented status makes it possible to start faster and with a precise plan for the next steps; for VAT, this certainty has greater value than a small difference in price.
Documents for a standard transfer can be signed and officially certified in Slovakia. The Czech part of the process and the handover of the final documents is arranged. If a notarial act is required, representation based on a power of attorney or an available online procedure is verified.
After the transfer, access to the data box is set up and, if desired, its management on mojedatovaschranka.cz as well. Accounting services are not provided directly, as this is a regulated trade, but an authorised Czech accounting firm can be arranged and the handover of documentation and deadlines coordinated.
For VAT payers, it is also possible to provide website development, SEO optimization, SEO marketing, management of Google Ads PPC campaigns, AI implementation and AI automation. Corporate administration, connection to an authorized accounting partner, marketing measurement and inquiry processing are combined into a single system.
The synergistic effect of services under one roof means less handover, a faster start and consistent data from the first campaign to the first invoice. This is a strong competitive advantage.
the price is listed in the company list and price list
The price includes all actions related to the transfer of the S. R. O.:
* change of the company name and registered office outside the current city, change of the company’s ownership structure is possible exclusively via a notarial deed for additional costs
In advance based on a proforma invoice
Availability is confirmed upon inquiry. The company may be reserved or sold in the meantime.
The list usually contains the basic identification details of the company, such as the company name, year of establishment, registered office, VAT status, and information on whether the company is available, reserved, or already sold.
Availability changes quickly. A specific list will be sent after the requested parameters are confirmed, to ensure receiving only companies that are actually available.
The key factor is whether a company without history is needed, what type of registered office is preferred, and whether additional services such as a virtual office should be added right away. A good choice is not just about the name, but about how quickly and easily the company can be adapted to the business.
A domestic VAT payer is a standard local taxpayer who, when meeting the conditions, can deduct VAT. An EU VAT payer is an identified person for selected cross-border transactions and generally does not have a general right to deduction.
For a CZ VAT payer, the frequency of the tax period is indicated if the information is relevant and available. For an EU VAT payer, it is explained for which transactions obligations arise; specific deadlines are confirmed by an authorized accounting partner.
The scope of the submitted documentation will be specified for each particular company. For an active company, a handover protocol is essential.
Yes, a reservation is especially suitable when handling several details at once and not wanting to lose the chosen company. In practice, this is a common step with companies that are in higher demand.
This is a company established for resale, which was not intended to carry out active business activities. Its status is documented and verified to the agreed extent.
Yes. We separately label the EU VAT payer – identified person and the standard Czech VAT payer, so it is clear which VAT regime is being purchased. The list of available ready-made companies is on a separate page: List of ready-made VAT payer companies.
Yes, provided that the requirements for documentation and identification of the legal entity and its ultimate beneficial owner are met.
In most cases, yes. The new name must be usable and distinguishable from existing business names.
No. All of our companies already have their registered capital fully paid up, so there is no need to pay it in.
For each offer, it is specified what it includes. The final price depends on changes, notarial acts, fees, registered office, and additional services.
After submitting the parameters, the current offer will be sent based on availability and the scope of the requirements.
If there is a need to change the company name, move the registered office to another city, expand the business activities, or modify the standard structure of the company.
Yes. As an additional service, data box management is offered on mojedatovaschranka.cz after the relevant authorization has been set up.
No. A standard transfer can be arranged remotely, with the signing and verification of documents carried out in Slovakia.
Yes. If there is an interest in arranging the purchase of the company without a personal meeting, all the necessary documents will be sent by e-mail with the required instructions. The signature on the documents is then verified by a notary and sent back. Everything else is taken care of.
After sending the non-binding order, all necessary information and instructions will be sent by e-mail. Depending on the nature of the request, there may also be a phone call to go through everything together. Once all the necessary details are received, all documents will be prepared and sent by e-mail along with instructions.
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The preparation of all documents in the form of a notarial deed or a document authorised by an attorney is ensured in accordance with Act No. 29/2026 Coll. on the Commercial Register. Representation before the Commercial Register is provided by a cooperating notary or an attorney registered with the Slovak Bar Association.