Taxpayers can expect a friendly approach from the Financial and Customs Administration. To this end, the Tax Administration amends the waiver guidelines and issued a new guideline D – 44 extending Guidelines D – 21 and D – 29 with another justifiable reason related to the measures against the spread of coronavirus.
As of Monday, 16 March, taxpayers may postpone certain payments of requests for tax delays, requests for adjustment or reduction of advances, requests for waiver of penalties in case of delay, requests for extension of deadlines for certain tax returns.
In addition, taxpayers do not have to file a VAT control report within the deadline , and fines for late filing of the control report will be handled as follows:
Source: financnisprava.cz
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