Tax returns can seem complicated, but with clear and easy-to-understand information you can navigate them with ease. Integration Centre Prague has prepared a straightforward article to help you determine whether you need to file a tax return, what tax credits you can claim and what to watch out for.

The article also explains which form to use, the meaning of tax domicile, how advance and pay-as-you-earn taxes work, and what to do if you have worked for multiple employers or run a business in the Czech Republic. It also highlights important deadlines – one of them being 2^nd April 2025, the deadline for filing paper tax returns. If you need to file a tax return, don’t wait until the last minute and read the full article on the ICP website.

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