- The Czech Supreme Administrative Court ruled that VAT cannot be determined solely using EET (electronic evidence of sales) if the taxpayer lacks purchase documents.
- Authorities must use estimation methods that consider input transactions to ensure VAT neutrality and realistic assessment.
- The decision emphasizes the need for more comprehensive evidence beyond EET figures in VAT calculations.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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