VAT registration

Whether your Czech VAT registration is voluntary or backdated, it’s no problem for us. We’ll set you up so you can easily fulfill all your Czech tax obligations.

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What you need to know about VAT registration

When should I register for VAT in the Czech Republic?

If you have a registered place of business or establishment in the Czech Republic and your turnover exceeds 2 million CZK within a calendar year, you're obliged to register for VAT. If your turnover exceeds 2,536,500 CZK, you must register immediately. Businesses without a seat in the Czech Republic must register for VAT when they make an intra-community delivery to another EU-member state. There is no threshold for them. Some traders wants to declare the import VAT in Czechia as well. For more information about the VAT registration in the Czech Republic please see our blog.

What if my business isn't located in the Czech Republic?

You'll automatically become a VAT payer when you make a taxable supply in the Czech Republic. Once this happens, you have 10 working days to submit an application for registration. You can also do a voluntary registration and get your VAT number if you decide on it. For more information about the VAT registration in the Czech Republic please see our blog.

What are the basic Czech VAT rates?

The basic VAT rate is 21 %. The reduced rate is 12 %. Depending on your business, we'll tell you which tax rate applies to you. For more information about the VAT rates in the Czech Republic please see our blog.

When do I pay Czech VAT?

A taxable period is usually a calendar month, but in some cases it could be a calendar quarter. Once you're tax registered, our tax experts are happy to keep your business up to date by filing your tax returns at the right time. For more information about the VAT in the Czech Republic please see our blog.