- New VAT rules for real estate in the Czech Republic effective from 1 July 2025
- VAT now applies to the first supply of a new building within two years of final approval
- Subsequent sales are VAT-exempt unless voluntary taxation is chosen
- Revised definition of substantial modification may require VAT on older property transfers
- Substantial modification involves changes in use or occupancy conditions with costs over 30 percent of the tax base
- Updated definition of a building site includes specific administrative actions and preparatory activities
- Classification of land as a building site depends on intended future construction of a permanent structure
Source: bdo.global
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