Czech Income Tax Report Application Form Online

In the Czech tax application form, you can declare the following types of income:

• Income from self-employed, OSVC freelance (zivnostensky list) activities

• Employment and freelance (zivno) income in combination

• Income from crypto and capital gains

• Income from renting and selling real estate

• Private and hobby income

For Zivno tax returns, you will need to submit an income tax report to the Czech Tax Office. This should also include a payment recalculation application form for social security, and for health insurance.

Submit your Czech income tax declaration at the local tax office for your district. Note: The district will be the one in your residency address, not your business address. For example, if your business address is in Prague 1, but you live in Prague 4, you must submit your application through the Prague 4 Tax Office.

You should submit tax applications electronically. Do this via DataBox. You can do it on your own, or have an accountant file through DataBox on your behalf as your representative.

The deadline for tax returns in the Czech Republic is generally around April each year. However, if submitting electronically, the deadline extends by one month. In 2024 for example, the deadline to submit the standard tax return is 1 April 2024 (or 1 May 2024 for electronic submissions). The deadline can change from year-to-year, as we saw during the Pandemic, but for the most part stays the same.