- The Czech Republic will reintroduce electronic revenue reporting (EET 2.0) from January 1, 2027.
- EET 2.0 will require real-time reporting of in-person B2C payments, eliminating the need for paper receipts.
- The system aims to improve tax transparency, efficiency, and generate CZK 14–15 billion in additional annual revenue.
- EET 2.0 is not a full e-invoicing solution but aligns with European trends to combat tax evasion.
- The draft legislation also proposes reducing VAT to 12% for non-alcoholic beverages served in restaurants.
Source: meridianglobalservices.com
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