- VAT refunds to travellers from third countries require strict compliance with specific conditions, including immediate issuance of correct documents and electronic submission to the VAT refund system.
- Incorrect or missing data submission invalidates the refund process.
- Travellers must confirm export of goods at a Czech Customs self-service kiosk and apply for the refund within six months of purchase.
- Sellers can only claim a VAT deduction after refunding the traveller and must do so by the end of the following calendar year.
- The new electronic VAT refund system will launch on 1 April 2026.
Source: pkfapogeo.cz
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