The Czech Republic is preparing to introduce a new generation of fiscalization with the upcoming EET 2.0 framework. The new model will modernize fiscal reporting requirements and introduce an updated approach to transaction compliance, bringing important changes for retailers, POS vendors and software providers operating in the Czech market.
During this webinar, we will begin by explaining the legal background behind the new legislation and the reasons for introducing the new fiscalization framework. We will then present the implementation timeline and provide an overview of the general EET 2.0 fiscalization requirements, including the key obligations businesses will need to meet.
Finally, we will compare the upcoming EET 2.0 model with the previous EET 1.0 system, highlighting the main differences, what remains unchanged, and the practical impact the new framework may have on businesses preparing for the transition.
Join our free webinar: The Evolution of Czech Fiscalization: Welcoming EET 2.0 Fiscalization
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Czech Republic
Author: Nikolina Basić
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Fiscal subject related
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16.07.2026
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08:16h
Agenda:
- Legal background
- Introduction of the new fiscalization
- Timeline
- Fiscalization EET 2: General fiscalization requirements
- Comparison with the EET 1.0 (previous fiscalization)
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