- VAT changes in the Czech Republic will affect the real estate sector starting 1 July 2025
- New VAT rules for real estate transfers and revised definitions of building land and residential buildings
- VAT exemption rules for real estate transfers will change, with a shorter period of two years for VAT applicability
- VAT will apply only to the first transfer after construction or substantial change
- Subsequent sales within two years will be VAT exempt
- Substantial change in property renovations defined by costs exceeding 30 percent of future sale price
- New definition of building land based on zoning documentation and construction commencement
- Residential buildings must be recorded in a special register for VAT purposes
- Ministry of Finance decree regulates floor area calculation for VAT purposes, defining terms and methodology
Source: taxathand.com
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