VAT return and Control report changes in the Czech Republic
New rules on how to complete your VAT return and new XML structure for your Control report
18 June, 2019
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New Data Required in the Czech Control Report
As from 1 January 2018, the Czech control report requires additional information on each transaction.
6 March, 2018
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Expected changes on control report content requirements
Czech Republic Tax Authorities are planning to change data requirements in the Control report periodic VAT obligation.
29 September, 2017
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Timing rules on Czech VAT deduction
As from 1 April 2017, Czech VAT deduction rules regarding reporting have been simplified, enabling deduction of input VAT by partially exempt businesses.
30 December, 2016
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Czech Republic extends reverse charge (again)
The Czech tax authorities have expanded the use of the reverse charge mechanism to wholesale supplies of selected telecommunication services.
27 September, 2016
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Czech Republic waives penalties on VAT Control report
Czech Republic introduced the VAT ledgers return last January 2016.
27 September, 2016
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Important changes to Czech VAT Law
The Czech government has introduced important changes in the Czech VAT Law based on the Czech VAT Act
31 August, 2016
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Czech Republic announces achievements of their fiscal policy
Increasing VAT compliance requirements have a direct positive effect on tax collection.
30 May, 2016
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Czech Republic introduces (again) new VAT reporting obligation
The Czech authorities liked the idea of creating new VAT returns.
27 April, 2016
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Czech domestic reverse charge extended
The Czech authorities have extended again the scope of domestic reverse charge.
22 March, 2016
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Czech Republic calls for an extended reverse charge in the EU
The Czech Finance Minister has proposed a plan to extend the use of domestic reverse charge to almost all domestic supplies.
16 February, 2016