Non-taxable benefits in Czech Republic
Czech employers can offer meal vouchers (stravenky) up to 70% of the value as a tax-deductible expense, with the full amount exempt from employee income tax. Pension contributions (up to CZK 50,000/year) and life insurance contributions (up to CZK 50,000/year) from the employer are also tax-exempt. Recreation contributions up to CZK 20,000/year per employee are available as an exempt benefit.
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Tax rates, social contribution percentages, and minimum wage data used in this calculator are sourced from official government publications and Eurostat, updated for 2026.
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