- EET 2.0 revamps sales registration to automate and standardize data collection, covering both personal and corporate taxpayers and including cashless and modern payment methods.
- Administrative burdens are reduced: only one registration regime, less data required, no mandatory receipts or notices, and authorities cannot shut down businesses for violations.
- Certain entities and transactions are excluded, such as selected financial institutions, the public sector, specific sales categories, vending machines, small taxpayers, and pre-Christmas carp sellers.
- Income tax changes include new and returning tax credits, an opt-out for small taxpayers, and exemptions for hospitality tips; employee benefit rules are adjusted.
- VAT changes extend the reduced 12% rate to non-alcoholic beverages in hospitality and update rules on small bad debts.
Source: roedl.cz
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