- The Czech Republic has new VAT registration rules effective January 1, 2025.
- Two annual turnover thresholds must be tracked for mandatory VAT registration.
- The first threshold is CZK 2 million, and the second is CZK 2,536,500.
- A person becomes a VAT payer the day after exceeding the second turnover threshold.
- VAT payers must repay VAT deductions if a liability remains unpaid six months after its due date.
- A person liable for VAT has 10 working days to register with the tax office after exceeding the second turnover threshold.
- The existing law applies if the turnover threshold is exceeded before December 31, 2024.
- Businesses must submit registration applications within 15 days following the month the threshold was surpassed.
Source: regfollower.com
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