- The Czech Republic is introducing a draft law to re-establish electronic sales reporting in a modernized form, aiming to monitor business transactions and reduce administrative burdens.
- The law requires real-time electronic submission of transaction data to the Financial Administration for both personal and corporate income tax payers.
- Reportable transactions include cash, card, non-cash transfers, virtual assets, vouchers, and contact payments at physical or business premises.
- Businesses must obtain a sales recording certificate, register all points of sale, send transaction data in XML format in real time, and follow fallback procedures if connectivity fails.
- Exemptions include vending machines, certain self-service devices, financial institutions, and selected public services, transport, and education-related activities.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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