OSVČ on a monthly retainer
You are self-employed with foreign clients or platform income and want your tax records, VAT and deadlines handled in English.
Start as OSVČEnglish-speaking accountant · Czech Republic
If you run a business in Czechia but do not speak Czech, accounting should not be a monthly source of stress. We handle bookkeeping, VAT, identified person filings, payroll and tax returns for foreign founders, freelancers and foreign-owned s.r.o. companies — entirely in English, on a fixed monthly retainer. Jump to OSVČ accounting, s.r.o. accounting, VAT registration or identified person.
This is for people who are building something in the Czech Republic but keep hitting a language wall at the accounting layer:
You are self-employed with foreign clients or platform income and want your tax records, VAT and deadlines handled in English.
Start as OSVČYou run a Czech limited company and need double-entry bookkeeping, VAT and payroll explained to you in plain English.
Get an s.r.o. quoteYou buy ads or software from the EU, sell cross-border, or crossed a VAT threshold and need the filings done correctly.
Ask about VAT / IOYour current accountant does not communicate in English, misses deadlines or never explains anything. We take over cleanly.
Plan the handoverCzech accounting is not just about the numbers — it is about the rules around them. Missing an identified person obligation on EU ad spend, a VAT registration threshold or a filing deadline is expensive, and it usually happens because nobody explained it in a language you fully understand.
We work the other way around: you get plain-English explanations of what applies to you, what we file and when, and what decisions are actually yours to make. The cross-border layer — EU VAT, reverse charge, foreign income — is our normal, not an exception.
Final price depends on document volume, which we check before quoting.
Get your priceOSVČ or s.r.o., what you do and whether VAT is involved is enough for us to reply with a scope and a fixed monthly price.
Send the form with a short brief. Describe whether you are OSVČ or an s.r.o., what you do and whether VAT or identified person status is involved.
We reply in English with what we would handle each month, what we need from you and a clear price. No Czech paperwork riddles.
If you are switching, we collect the file from your previous accountant and check the open periods. If you are starting fresh, we set up the records from zero.
You send documents, we keep the books, file VAT and payroll on time and flag anything that needs a decision — always in English, before the deadline.
Describe your business in a few lines. We reply in English with what we would handle, what we need from you and the price.
I run a small s.r.o. and my previous accountant only spoke Czech. I never knew what I was signing or whether VAT was filed. Ganado explains everything in English and I finally know my company is in order.
Yes. All communication, explanations and documents from our side are in English. You do not need to speak Czech to work with us, and you do not need to decode Czech tax letters yourself.
Ganado is a Czech accounting practice for foreigners, OSVČ freelancers and foreign-owned s.r.o. companies. We support bookkeeping, VAT and identified person filings, payroll workflows, Czech tax return preparation and accounting takeovers in English.
Yes, and it is the most common reason people contact us. We collect the accounting file, check the open VAT and tax periods and take over the monthly work without a gap.
Self-employed accounting starts at 990 CZK per month and a Czech s.r.o. starts at 1,990 CZK per month. VAT returns start at 690 CZK per filing. The exact price depends on document volume, which we check before quoting.
Yes. Most of our clients are foreign founders, freelancers and foreign-owned s.r.o. companies. Cross-border income, EU VAT and identified person situations are our core area.
No. We are based in Prague at Příčná 1892/4, Praha but work fully online across the Czech Republic. Documents are sent digitally.
Self-employed bookkeeping, tax records and filings for freelancers in Czechia.
Double-entry bookkeeping, VAT and statements for foreign-owned companies.
When VAT applies, how to register and what changes afterwards.
The narrow reverse-charge VAT layer for EU services and platform income.
Payslips, ČSSZ and VZP filings for employees of a Czech company.
Starting prices for OSVČ, s.r.o., VAT, identified person and payroll.
The intake, onboarding or handover, and the monthly rhythm — in English.
Plain-English definitions of the Czech tax terms you will meet.