The Czech Republic plans to reintroduce fiscalization (EET) from 2027 under a modernized framework with a focus on digital reporting of sales data.
Contact consultantFiscalization (EET – Elektronická evidence tržeb) had already been introduced in the Czech Republic but was later suspended. The government is currently planning to reintroduce it from 2027 under a modernized system.
The EET system was originally introduced in the Czech Republic to electronically record sales and report them to the tax authorities. It was introduced gradually and affected different industries at different times. However, the experience gained so far forms the basis for the new framework currently being planned.
In the previous EET system, transaction data was transmitted electronically to the tax authorities. The tax authorities confirmed receipts using a unique identification code (FIK – Fiscal Identification Code).
Companies were required to issue receipts including this code to end customers. Participation in the EET system required registration on the Czech tax authorities' EET portal.
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