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If you sell goods or digital services to customers in other EU countries — whether through your own website, a marketplace, a booking platform, or any other type of online channel — you may face complex VAT obligations. VAT on cross-border online sales is far from straightforward: different rates, different rules in each country, and...

Key points: Closing a business in the Czech Republic is rarely a quick or simple process. Even if the company is no longer active, its liquidation requires time, attention, and the proper completion of all documentation. At each stage, certain issues may arise—from notifying creditors to submitting the final tax return. It is important to...

If you run a business in the Czech Republic, you regularly receive letters from the tax administration (Finanční správa) via your datovou schránku. Most of the time these are simple notifications — deadline reminders, acknowledgments of receipt, or other automated messages. But sometimes something more serious arrives. In this article, we explain which letters should...

Although amendments to the Czech VAT Act came into force on January 1, 2025, certain provisions relating to real estate have been postponed until July 1, 2025. This article provides a detailed overview of what has changed and how these updates may affect the application of VAT on the sale or lease of real estate,...

The tax legislation of the Czech Republic strictly regulates liability for any violations — from delays in filing tax returns to incorrect calculations and non-payment of taxes. For failure to meet deadlines and comply with requirements, various fines, interest charges, and administrative sanctions apply. This article provides a detailed overview of tax penalties and sanctions...