VAT on selling SaaS to customers in the Czech Republic
Under § 47 of the Czech VAT Act (Act No. 235/2004 Coll.), in the consolidated version in force from 1 January 2026, the standard rate is 21% and there is a single reduced rate of 12%. Services take 21% unless the Act provides otherwise. The 12% rate covers services listed in Annex 2 and electronically supplied newspapers, magazines and periodicals that would qualify for it in print. Across EU borders, services sold to businesses usually go under the reverse charge, with several important exceptions, while electronic services sold to consumers are taxed in the customer's country, subject to a EUR 10 000 threshold below which the seller's own country's VAT may apply. The One Stop Shop lets a seller register in one EU country to declare that VAT. Czech VAT payers generally also file a VAT control statement, monthly for legal entities, electronically and in the published format, with a statutory fine for late filing. Confirm the details with a Czech accountant.





