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Government approves return of electronic sales registration from January 2027

The Czech government approved the reinstatement of electronic sales registration (EET), which should take effect from January 2027. The decision was announced on Monday by Finance Minister Alena Schillerová of the ANO movement. The EET system was already introduced in the Czech Republic in 2016, but was later abolished. seznamzpravy.cz ↗

The new proposal envisages applying EET to restaurants, shops, services, and craftsmen. According to the government, the system should bring tax revenue exceeding 14 billion crowns. According to Schillerová, tips will be exempt from tax. The government also plans to reinstate some discounts that were abolished during Petr Fiala's government. lidovky.cz ↗

In connection with the budgetary changes, the Finance Minister argues that the current budgetary limits are out of touch with reality. Construction or repairs of highways, first-class roads, railways, and water works will no longer be included in the state deficit. In justifying these changes, Schillerová pointed out that other countries, including Germany, take a similar approach. ekonomickydenik.cz ↗

On Monday, David Rusňák, a Brno-based entrepreneur and Minister Schillerová's son-in-law, who is a former sponsor of the ANO movement, also made a public appearance. Rusňák stated that he holds views on a number of issues that differ from those of the ANO movement. idnes.cz ↗

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