- The Czech Financial Administration announced VAT changes effective from January 1
- New cross-border VAT regime for small enterprises to use VAT exemptions in other EU states
- Two new turnover thresholds introduced for VAT registration at 2,000,000 and 2,536,500 Czech korunas
- Option for payers to choose quarterly taxation if domestic turnover is under 15,000,000 korunas
- Clarifications and expansions made to the rules for VAT groups
- Extension of the deadline for correcting tax base and deductions to seven years
- Modifications to VAT exemptions for financial activities, education, and book supplies
- Shortening of the deadline for claiming tax deductions to the end of the second calendar year following the tax right year
- Exemption of specific transactions from the domestic reverse charge regime, including forced sales transactions
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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