- The Czech Finance Minister defended the planned reintroduction of electronic sales records (EET 2.0), highlighting two years of preparation and business input.
- The updated system will address past criticisms and use modern technology.
- Entrepreneurs support the return of sales recording to ensure fair competition and fiscal oversight, following disparities since EET’s abolition in 2023.
- The Minister emphasized broad coverage for effectiveness, with possible exemptions for the smallest self-employed individuals under discussion.
- EET 2.0 is set to launch in January 2027 for sectors like trading, gastronomy, and crafts, aiming to combat the grey economy and reduce tax evasion, with IMF support and a draft bill expected by mid-February.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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