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Jiřina Procházková

Jiřina Procházková is a Partner and a leader of the Tax Litigation department at Deloitte Legal in Prague. Jiřina is a specialist in tax administration, tax law and state aid regulation. She has extensive experience in representing clients in tax audits and subsequent administrative and judicial proceedings, especially in the area of VAT frauds, R&D tax deductions and grants and incentives. In her practice, Jiřina seeks to offer innovative procedural strategies that incorporate the individual needs of a client and up-to-date case law of the Czech administrative courts and the CJEU. She has led many successful disputes before the highest Czech courts. Jiřina also stands behind the development of a technology app for the prevention of involvement in tax fraud. Jiřina is regularly recommended in Legal 500 and among the Top 100 Women of the Czech-Slovak Legal Profession and she was rewarded as the Best Litigation Lawyer in the Tax Advisor & Tax firm of the Year. She is also active as a pro bono lawyer and is responsible for the cooperation of Deloitte Legal with Pro Bono Alliance. · Deloitte Legal s.r.o., advokátní kancelár

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About

Partner and leader of the Tax Litigation department at Deloitte Legal in Prague, specializing in tax administration, tax law and state aid regulation. She has extensive experience representing clients in tax audits and subsequent administrative and judicial proceedings—particularly in VAT fraud, R&D tax deductions and grants—and has led successful disputes before the highest Czech courts; she is also active in pro bono work and helped develop a technology app to prevent involvement in tax fraud.

Practice areas

TaxTax LitigationPublic RegulationState AidLitigationDispute Resolution

Office

Expertise

Tax administrationState aid regulationVAT fraud investigationsR&D tax incentives and deductionsTax audits and disputesAdministrative and judicial proceedings (Czech administrative courts and CJEU case law)

Languages

CzechEnglishFrench