The Czech Republic is reintroducing electronic sales reporting: Starting January 1, 2027, point-of-sale systems must report relevant payments online to the tax authorities.
Contact consultantTax reporting in the Czech Republic is based on the EET system (elektronická evidence tržeb). After it was abolished in 2023, the Chamber of Deputies voted on September 9, 2026, to reinstate it. Effective January 1, 2027, the reporting requirement will apply in a modernized, entirely software-based form.
The EET system was introduced to electronically record sales and report them to the tax authorities. It was rolled out gradually by industry. Following a suspension and subsequent abolition, the reporting requirement is now being reinstated.
The system reports contact payments—that is, cash, card, and digital wallet payments made during in-person customer interactions—as well as cash payments arising from business activities. Remote payments, such as bank transfers or online store payments, are not included. The Financial Administration (Finanční správa) confirms each report with a confirmation code (POK). To learn what has changed compared to the previous system, read our article on EET 2.0 in the Czech Republic.
Starting November 1, 2026, businesses will register their terminals on the Financial Administration’s DIS+ portal, where they will also receive their cash register certificates. A maximum of ten certificates per terminal per day is allowed; therefore, businesses operating multiple cash registers should plan for this step well in advance.
efsta has already implemented the former EET system in the Czech Republic and is connected to the tax authority’s new interface. efsta Fiscal Middleware connects POS, ERP, and PMS systems to the requirements of Czech fiscalization without the need for additional fiscal hardware.
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