- The Czech Ministry of Finance has proposed two draft VAT Act amendments.
- The first amendment improves bad debt corrections for minor receivables by making it easier for creditors to reduce their tax base on unpaid debts.
- Key changes include raising the per-receivable limit to CZK 20,000, lowering the overdue period to 3 months, and increasing the annual per-debtor limit to CZK 100,000.
- Creditors must send at least two written payment requests, and the simplified regime will not apply if another correction rule already covers the receivable.
- Debtors will have their tax deduction adjustment period shortened from 6 months to 3 months.
Source: regfollower.com
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