Earning extra income alongside employment, pensions, or studies will become more advantageous next year in the Czech Republic. Individuals operating as self-employed persons (OSVČ) while maintaining another primary activity will be able to earn more without automatically triggering social security contribution obligations. The determining amount for this threshold will increase from 117,521 to 123,991 Czech koruna in 2027. This change effectively allows individuals to supplement their income to a greater extent before being required to pay full social security contributions. The adjustment focuses on the profit earned through these side businesses. This increase provides a financial benefit to those engaging in supplementary self-employment activities throughout the Czech Republic.