ATEC consult
Tax advisory, accounting and payroll services for businesses in the Czech Republic
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About ATEC consult
ATEC consult provides tax advice, tax filings and representation in tax proceedings, accounting and tax-record keeping, payroll, and preparation of economic plans and business proposals.
The services are provided by ATEC consult, s.r.o. and tax adviser Bc. Petr Moučka. Registry facts identify Velké Opatovice as the company’s headquarters and 2006 as its founding year.
Product: Tax advisory, tax filings and representation, accounting, tax-record keeping, payroll, and economic planning services.
Jobs at ATEC consult
Leadership
- Petr Moučka · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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