- Reciprocity Conditions Effective January 2025: A reciprocity list will be established, allowing VAT refunds only to non-EU countries with similar systems for Czech businesses.
- Publication of Eligible Countries: The Ministry of Finance will publish the list of countries meeting reciprocity conditions in the Financial Bulletin.
- Electronic Submission from January 2026: VAT refund applications will transition to an electronic format, streamlining the process and enhancing efficiency.
- Extended Submission Deadline: The deadline for VAT refund applications will be extended to December of the year following the refund period.
- Impact on Non-EU Businesses: Businesses in eligible countries will benefit from a more efficient process, while those in non-eligible countries may need alternative solutions to claim VAT refunds.
Source Taxbackinternational
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