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The Supreme Court in Prague recently commented on the so-called squeeze-out.
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The register of excluded persons is launched
Starting from July 1, 2023, an amendment to the Act on Business Corporations (ABC) takes effect, introducing a significant change: the establishment of the register of excluded persons.
Be careful of what you buy as an executive
If you are the managing director of a company, be careful of what assets you purchase for the company.
The AML Act cannot be avoided by splitting a payment
If you are subject to the obligations arising from Act No. 253/2008 Coll. ("AML Act"), in particular the obligation to identify and control clients, you may have already thought about the possibility of splitting a transaction that would otherwise exceed the amount for which client identification or control is required into smaller parts.
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