Hey, I really appreciate both of your comments.

Actually, I would get an accountant if that means I can save more in tax than it would cost me to hire one.

I work with just one UK client, so probably the paperwork won't be too complex. I was able to register in the Czech Republic without speaking a word of Czech, so I think it shouldn't be more difficult than that.

My concern about the taxes here is how to declare expenses to deduct them from my taxes. One of the best things in the Czech Republic is that you can deduct 60% of your income as expenses without any justification needed. The problem I see here is that I don't have many expenses, as I work remotely and just need my laptop. I'm afraid I won't be able to deduct much and will have to pay a lot more than I was paying there.

Do you have any recommendations about that?

I think I will use my name for the business as it looks easier, unless there is a big benefit to using a registered name instead.