Webinar replay: Payroll news from 1.1.2024 and annual tax settlement 2023

Replay the webinar where Mazars' experts focused on the 2023 annual tax settlement and payroll news as of 1 January 2024.

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Rewatch the recorded webinar on payroll news as we dove into the changes that shape payroll in the new year 2024.

Experts from Mazars' Outsourcing team discussed key topics that have a direct impact on employers, employees, and therefore business. They provided valuable insights and an overview of the most important developments in the field of employment and payroll legislation.

What was discussed

Minimum wage increase and the impact on the calculation of wage benefits from 1.1.2024
Changes in wage variables and insurance premiums
Annual tax settlement 2023 and new developments
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Who guided you through the topic

Vladimíra Theiszová, Senior Payroll Accountant at Mazars

Renáta Ivaničková, Senior Payroll Accountant at Mazars

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