VAT groups in Czech Republic: Skupina explained
A Czech VAT group becomes a VAT payer from 1 January of the following year if the application is filed by 31 October.
General information only, not tax advice. Rules change, so check the official sources at the bottom of this page before you act.
The regime
VAT group (skupina), section 95a of the VAT Act
Who can join
Persons who meet the group conditions and file the application on time.
How it works
Configure the group in Taxera → Prepare each member from ERP data → Consolidate at group level, with adjustments → Review the group total → File the group return
Key points and dates for Czech Republic
- 31 OctoberApplication deadline for the group to start on 1 January of the next year
- 1 JanuaryStart date of the group
What the group return covers
The group files one VAT return as a single taxpayer, from its start date.
What your ERP has to deliver
Taxera needs the VAT data of every member company code, tagged to the right group, so each member's figures can be prepared and then consolidated. Entities outside the group stay on the standard VAT return.
The process, step by step
Practical insights
- Plan the application well before 31 October.
- Prepare the group's data from the first day of the new year.
Common pitfalls
- Missing the application date.
- Starting group reporting before the group is a VAT payer.
Linked obligations in Czech Republic
VAT groups Czech Republic: questions, answered
Official sources
Keep this guide
Download the Czech Republic VAT groups guide as a PDF. It has the same content as this page.
