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Companies and Entrepreneurs Voting for the Best and Worst Act of the Year

For the fifth consecutive time, Czech companies and entrepreneurs are choosing the best and the worst legislative achievements of the year in Czech legislation. This year again, legal regulations adopted in the past calendar year that have had a significant impact on the local business environment have been nominated in the Act of the Year 2013 survey, in which hundreds of significant Czech firms actively participate every year.

If you are interested, just click here for voting (link to: www.zakonroku.cz/hlasovat).

The goal of the survey is to foster discussion among Czech entrepreneurs, politicians and experts on the quality of legal regulations. The fifth year of the prestigious competition is being held by Ambruz & Dark Deloitte Legal in cooperation with the survey’s partners.

Partners of the Act of the Year 2013 survey:

The Association of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Crafts of the Czech Republic, the American Chamber of Commerce, the British Chamber of Commerce, the Business for Society platform, the C.H. Beck publisher, the Beck-online legal registration system, the CSR Forum, the CZECH TOP 100 association, the Czech Lease and Finance Association, the Economia publisher, the Centre for Economic Research and Graduate Education – Economics Institute (CERGE-EI), the German Chamber of Commerce, the Czech Institute of Directors (CiOD), the Pro Bono Alliance, PubliCon, the Union of Towns and Municipalities of the Czech Republic, Transparency International, the Association of In-House Lawyers of the Czech Republic, and the publisher Wolters Kluwer Czech Republic.

In the previous edition of the Act of the Year 2012 survey, experts voted the Tools Improving the Functioning of the Internal EU Market (Interconnection of Commercial Registers) to be the best legislative achievement of the year for the Czech business environment. The Transfer of Responsibility from the State to Private Entities (Unreliable VAT Payers) was chosen as the Flop of the Year. 

For more information on the Survey, visit www.zakonroku.cz.