- The Czech Ministry of Finance has proposed amendments to the electronic sales reporting (EET) system, aiming for implementation in 2027.
- The new EET system will be technically simpler, reduce administrative burdens for small businesses, and better align with the digital economy.
- A special “EET OFF” scheme exempts the smallest businesses (annual income up to CZK 1 million) from reporting, but increases their lump-sum tax by CZK 1,400 per month.
- A one-time tax credit is proposed for self-employed taxpayers to offset administrative burdens, capped at CZK 5,000.
- Additional changes include updates to personal income taxation, family support, and further digitization of tax administration.
Source: kpmg.com
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