Over the last years, the e-shop business has been booming in the Czech Republic, bringing a record in sales for most e-shops and the expectations for next years are even higher. Influenced by this trend, a number of Czech as well as foreign companies are considering their entrance on the scene of e-shop business. To be successful, many factors must be observed and constantly improved. The key drivers from the business perspective are high quality goods, customer service, technologies and marketing. But there are also legal and tax aspects that shall be observed and set up in a right way.
Our new eBook E-commerce in the Czech Republic provides a brief overview of the challenges that an e-shop will come across during establishment and while carrying out its daily activities, such as:
Legal requirements
- Formal establishment
- Legal system governing the contract
- Consumer protection (information duty, e-commerce contract conclusion and its content)
- Personal data processing
Tax requirements
- Tax Registrations
- Corporate income tax registration and filing obligations
- VAT registration, filing obligations
- VAT identified person
- Other tax registrations
- Acquisition of goods
- Acquisition of goods in the Czech Republic
- Acquisition of goods from the EU
- Acquisition of goods from 3rd countries – import of goods
- Sale of goods to customers
- Tax documents declaring sale of goods to Czech customers
- Goods delivered within the Czech Republic
- Goods transported from EU
- Goods transported from 3rd country
Our team of experienced legal and tax consultants is ready to offer assistance with any questions you might have about e-commerce in Czech Republic.
Contact:
Barbora Stejskalová
Tax Director, Accace Czech Republic
Barbora.Stejskalova@accace.com
Magda Hovorková
Associate, Accace Czech Republic
