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Tax and Legal Update - Special Edition

14.05.2020
Company: KPMG Česká republika, s.r.o.

Read the latest information on the Antivirus programme or deferring of DAC 6 deadlines. 

 
 

Flash news

12 May 2020

 
   

Antivirus programme update

 
   

At the beginning of April, the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs launched the “Antivirus” programme, enabling employers to get a partial refund for the compensations for salaries they had to pay to their employees due to certain impediments to work. The programme was recently extended by the Government to include the month of May. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs has released several updates to the employer guidelines which contain detailed conditions for receiving this refund. The latest developments are summarised below.

 
   
 
 
 

Flash news

12 May 2020

 
 

Legislative news in the area of employment

 

We present a summary of the most recent employment and social security legislation in connection with the coronavirus pandemic.

 
 
 
 

Flash news

12 May 2020

 
   

Reduction of penalties for late payment of social security premiums by employers

 
   

The Government approved a legislative proposal reducing penalties for late payment of social security premiums and contributions to the State employment policy by the employer. The proposed measure aims to improve the employers’ cash flow by postponing their liabilities towards the State.

 
   
 
 
 

Flash news

12 May 2020

 
 

European Commission proposes deferring of DAC 6 deadlines and postponement of other taxation rules

 

In connection with the Coronavirus pandemic, the European Commission has approved a proposal deferring certain deadlines for exchange of information among Member States on certain cross-border tax planning arrangements under the DAC 6 Directive by three months, and Member States will also have three additional months to exchange information on reportable financial accounts. The Commission has decided to postpone the entry into application of the VAT e-commerce package by 6 months.

 
 

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