Overview of Slovak HR and payroll for non Slovak speakers

Overview of Slovak HR and payroll for non Slovak speakers

Slovakia: Online
Start date:

10/14/2021 10:00 AM

End date:

10/14/2021 11:00 AM

Overview of Slovak HR and payroll for non Slovak speakers

In today’s global world, there are many foreign natives managing and working for companies in Slovakia. The Slovak Labor Code is specific and often unknown to the foreigners. Even though they often get used to seeing certain salary on their pay slip on the monthly basis, they may not properly understand the calculation from gross to net. Also, the foreign managers may struggle to understand their duties as the employers in terms of HR and payroll issues such as the provision of meal vouchers/financial contribution, calculation of the vacation, the duties of employer during maternity and parental leave of their employee, etc. During the webinar, we will address the following issues:

  • Different types of employment agreements and contracts
  • Calculation gross to net
  • What is the average hourly rate and when is it used
  • How to calculate overtimes and holiday, Saturday, Sunday and night premium
  • Maternity and parental leave in Slovakia
  • Various employee benefits – vacation, food vouchers, recreational passes, DDS

The webinar will be delivered by Crowe Slovakia, a company that provides tax, accounting, payroll and audit services and is an independent member firm of Crowe Global, a top-ten global accounting network.

 

Presenters: Alena Lipovská, Jana Ulbríková

Language of the presentation: English

 

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With effect from 1.7.2021, the law introduces an increased tax bonus for children aged over 6 and under 15.
Obligation to have transfer pricing documentation prepared applies to taxpayers who carry out controlled transactions with their dependent entities.
On 1 July 2021 the Financial Administration will launch the portal for clearance of shipments from third countries of value less than 150 euros.