Helena Navrátilová tax partner
Helena Navrátilová is a tax partner of KŠB. In her practice, Helena Navrátilová focuses primarily on transaction tax and accounting consulting, international taxation and tax planning, corporate income tax, personal income tax, tax proceedings, including judicial review and taxation of non-profit organizations.
Helena Navrátilová is a highly respected tax consultant who is very active on sophisticated mandates for Czech and international companies. Her practice includes tax compliance on major restructurings as well as contentious tax issues. She covers transfer of tax residence matters and the tax aspects of stock incentive plans and other shareholding matters, as well as domestic and cross-border M&A. "Helena Navrátilová's knowledge is amazing."
CHAMBERS EUROPE 2024
Helena Navrátilová's broad practice spans the tax aspects of business transactions, international tax planning, corporation tax, personal income tax, and tax administration and proceedings.
LEGAL 500 2023
Specialization
Recent work
Tax advice on international transactions, including company transformations and income taxation in cross-border corporate and personal situations.
Tax advice on applying corporate income tax.
Tax advice for trusts and endowment funds.
Tax advice on tax procedural issues, including representing clients before the tax authorities.
Background
Tax consultant since 1993.
Acknowledgement:
- International rating agencies (Chambers and Partners, Legal500, Who's Who Legal) recommend Helena for many years as one of the leading specialists in the field of taxation in the Czech Republic.
- Olga Havlová Medal for the support of the Committee of Good Will - Olga Havlová Foundation
Education:
- University of Economics in Prague, majoring in foreign trade (Ing. - 1978)
- Postgraduate studies in international trade and finance at the University of Economics in Prague (1984)
- Faculty of Law, Charles University in Prague, JURIDIKUM, Fundamentals of Law for Tax Advisers (2001)
Membership:
- Chamber of Tax Consultants of the Czech Republic (working group of corporate income tax, international taxation)
- International Fiscal Association
Languages
- English
- German (passive)
Location
- Head Office Prague
Publications
Publications:
- Corporate Tax 2023, Chambers & Partner Global Practice Guides (co-author)
- Tax implications of Brexit, Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 2020
- Jak správně zdanit příjmy z cenných papírů, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022 Patria Finance, a.s.
- Czech Republic ve Foreign Tax & Trade Briefs, LexisNexis, 2011, 2018,
- Multilateral Convention to Implement Tax Treaty Related Measures to prevent BEPS, Annual Conference, IBA, Washington, 2016
- Recent Tax Developments in the Czech Republic, Annual International Bar Association Conference 2015, Wien
- Mondaq’s Comparative Guide to Corporate Taxation, 2018, Mondaq Ltd., London, co-author
- Corprate Tax, Chambers Global Practice Guides, Chambers and Partners, London, 2017
- Recent Tax Developments in the Czech Republic pro Annual International Bar Association Conference 2015 Wien, 2016 Washington
- National Report for the Czech Republic, International Fiscal Association Congress in 1997, 1999, 2002, 2006, 2007
- The International Guide to the Taxation of Transfers of Technology, 2005, 2007 International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation, Amsterdam, co-author
Lectures:
- KŠB Institut
- Italian-Czech Chamber of Commerce and Industry - CAMIC
- Czech Institue of Directors
- Union of In-House Lawyers of the Czech Republic
- Kutztown University, College of Business, Pennsylvania, USA