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Debate on cancelling corporate tax secrecy

Debate on cancelling corporate tax secrecy

The Ministry of Finance intends to open a debate about the potential cancelation of tax secrecy. “We would like to open a debate so that the tax secrecy in the field of corporate income tax would no longer ...

Most young Slovak adults still live with their parents

Most young Slovak adults still live with their parents

Almost three quarters of all Slovaks aged 18-34 years old still live with their parents, according to the most recent Eurostat data. The average age at which young Slovak adults leave their parent’s house ...

New Series: Education in the Spotlight!

New Series: Education in the Spotlight!

Ever wondered how the whole school system works in Slovakia? Do we have private or state schools? Is school compulsory? Do many Slovaks go to a university? Well, wonder no more ... as in 2014 we’re starting ...

Inconspicuous Heroes of Communism

Inconspicuous Heroes of Communism

Join Katarina Richterova on a visit to the Museum of Crimes and Victims of Communism – one of the very few in Slovakia.

Slovak Education – in a Nutshell

Slovak Education – in a Nutshell

Do you know how many years in the classroom are compulsory in Slovakia? And what party comes after you finish your secondary education? Not sure? Katarina Richterova has the answers.

Judicial reforms in the pipeline

Judicial reforms in the pipeline

The Government plans the separation of two positions now held by Štefan Harabin, which is the President of the Supreme Court and Chairman of the Judicial Council, as well as mandatory security clearance ...

Czech Finance Minister meets Minister of Transport

Czech Finance Minister meets Minister of Transport

Newly-appointed Czech Finance Minister Andrej Babiš, who is of Slovak origin, visited the Slovak Ministry of Transport, Construction and Regional Development and met Jan Počiatek to discuss highways and ...

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