- Small businesses can choose between paying a flat tax or complying with the new electronic sales records system (EET 2.0), expected to start in January 2027.
- The flat tax is available to self-employed individuals who are not VAT payers and have annual business income under CZK 2 million, with about 125,000 currently registered.
- The EET 2.0 draft bill will be completed by mid-February, with government approval and parliamentary reading expected in the first half of the year.
- EET 2.0 will apply to traders, restaurateurs, and craftsmen, aiming to create fairer business conditions, reduce the grey economy, and increase state revenues.
- The International Monetary Fund supports the reintroduction of EET 2.0 to help curb tax evasion.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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