By: Marek Toráč, Anna Beránková
May 5, 20262 min read
In response to the increasing number of inquiries regarding the Unified Monthly Employer Report (hereinafter "JMHZ"), the Czech Social Security Administration (hereinafter "CSSZ") has produced a series of instructional videos. These are designed to assist users in completing specific submissions via the CSSZ ePortal.
The tutorials focus primarily on the step-by-step procedures for submitting the JMHZ starting from April 1, 2026. They also cover the "Employee Registration – Change of Employee Data" service, which is essential for the mandatory supplementary reporting of employee information.
You can find the instructional videos at the following link:
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