Minority Shareholder: What Rights Do They Have, and How Can They Protect Their Stake in the Company?

A minority shareholder holds a minority stake in the company and, as a rule, is therefore unable to push through a decision on their own at a general meeting. However, this does not mean that they have no rights or that the majority shareholder can make decisions regarding the company without restrictions. In practice, the […]
Law enforcement agencies: Who actually decides your case?

When a client says that the police are handling their case, there can be several completely different situations. Sometimes, the police are merely investigating a criminal complaint. In other cases, criminal proceedings have already been initiated, but not yet against a specific individual. In yet another case, a person has been charged, and the prosecutor […]
Transaction Tax: How Can It Be Legally Optimized?

The transaction tax has not only imposed a new cost on Slovak businesses but has also raised the question of how to legally minimize it. One option is electronic money orders, which the law has exempted from the tax. But is taking advantage of this legal exemption legitimate tax optimization—or is it an abuse of […]