- New Czech VAT rule effective January 2025 requires repayment of VAT for unpaid invoices
- Applies to taxable supplies received from January 1, 2025
- VAT must be repaid if the invoice is unpaid within six months after the taxable supply month
- Repayment included in the VAT return for the period when the six-month deadline occurs
- Repayment amount equals the unpaid portion of the invoice
- Rule does not apply to reverse charge mechanism supplies
- First impact in July 2025 VAT return for supplies received in January 2025
- Exception if receivable from supplier is contractually or legally offset, no repayment needed up to offset amount
Source: pincvision.com
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