Our main priority in this area is to help our clients, who sell goods and services in the Czech Republic and abroad, with claiming VAT, to satisfy and interpret all requirements in compliance with applicable legislation and to improve our clients’ cash-flow.
We verify whether or not our clients correctly claim VAT as part of their business activity both for provided and received services and whether or not they can claim VAT deductions.
We provide different advisory services concerning VAT, assess specific appropriate business alternatives and, if necessary, make recommendations, including their potential tax implications in the Czech Republic and abroad.
We perform risk analyses concerning VAT and meeting obligations with respect to the tax administrator.
We register and deregister our clients for VAT in other countries, file VAT returns and other reports in cooperation with the local office and prepare and file tax refund requests.
We prepare VAT returns, control reports, summary VAT reports and reports for Intrastat.
We prepare and file VAT returns for all the regimes within One Stop Shop (OSS) and set up processes for the correct reporting of transactions.
We perform VAT audits based on our clients’ request, including a review of the correctness of basic transactions with an impact on VAT or transactions typical for our clients.
We provide major help in analysing a relevant business activity to identify potential tax risks and to set up the correct claiming of VAT.
We provide advisory services regarding excise and energy taxes.
We provide advisory services regarding customs duty in trading with third countries.
In late July, the Chamber of Deputies approved a bill referred to as EET 2.0. On August 19, 2026, the Senate debated the bill and returned it to the Chamber of Deputies with amendments.
In June, Coordination Committee contribution No. 636/25.02.26, Application of VAT to Activities under a Planning Agreement, was published, along with the conclusions of the General Financial Directorate (GFD) regarding the matter (for more details, see CONTENTS).
Are you considering establishing a VAT group (or modifying an existing one) so that it is registered effective January 1, 2027?
If you paid local VAT on purchased goods or services in any EU country in 2025 and used these supplies for your business activities, you can apply for a VAT refund.
Proposed Amendments to the VAT Act: Further Simplification for Trading within the European Union
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