Retailers in the Czech Republic must close stores with a sales area above 200 m² on selected public holidays, including Czech Statehood Day on 28 September. Fitting rooms, counters and some staff areas count toward the 200 m² threshold. The Czech Trade Inspection Authority has reminded retailers that the national restrictions on retail opening hours apply on Czech Statehood Day, 28 Septe... Read more

The Czech President has signed the EET 2.0 fiscalization  law, completing the legislative approval of the new sales registration system. Mandatory sales registration starts on January 1, 2027, with a simpler digital model, no EET requirement to print receipts and a free solution for small businesses. The Czech Republic is moving ahead with the introduction of EET 2.0, its new electronic sales... Read more

EET 2.0 starts on 1 January 2027, but it is not the 2016 system switched back on. Receipt printing is no longer mandatory, FIK, PKP and BKP disappear, VAT breakdown is dropped and a new interface (v4.1), incompatible with v3.x, replaces the old one. The Czech Republic is reintroducing electronic registration of sales. The original system, EET 1.0, was introduced in 2016 and, according to the Finan... Read more

The EET 2.0 act has been signed by the President; publication in the Collection of Laws is the only step still outstanding. This is an update to a previously published article on the portal. This news relates to a story previously published on the portal. The original news artice is available HERE The President signed the act on 17 September 2026, as recorded in the legislative history of parliam... Read more

Czech EET 2.0 lists payment by virtual asset among recognised contact payments, so traders accepting cryptocurrency will record such sales as they do cash or card. Parliament confirmed the law on 9 September 2026; full operation starts on 1 January 2027. The Czech Republic is rebuilding its electronic sales recording system. EET 2.0 replaces EET 1.0, which was introduced in 2016 and discontin... Read more

Czech EET 2.0 clarifies how invoice payments will be treated under the new sales-registration rules. The decisive factor is not whether a payment relates to a B2B or B2C invoice, but whether the customer pays through a contact. This rulles reffers on invoices as well. Tax administration confirmed this approach.