Fiscal Solutions

The Return of Czech Fiscalization - EET 2.0

12 November 202615:00–16:15 (Europe/Belgrade) English

The Czech Republic is preparing to introduce a new generation of fiscalization with the upcoming EET 2.0 framework, bringing changes for retailers, POS vendors and software providers operating in the Czech market.

During this Forum, we will cover both the legal and technical aspects of the new fiscalization system. The first part will provide an overview of the legal framework, including regulations, implementation timeline, fiscalization requirements, registration, transaction and document types, payments, as well as audits and penalties.

The technical part will explain how Czech fiscalization works in practice, compare EET 1.0 and EET 2.0, and address key implementation challenges related to certificates, connectivity, errors and other technical requirements.

Date

12 November 2026

Time

15:00–16:15 (Europe/Belgrade)

Language

English

Format

Online Retail Compliance Forum

AGENDA:

  1. Fiscalization overview

  2. Regulations

  3. Timeline

  4. Fiscalization requirements

  5. Registration

  6. Transactions and document types

  7. Payments

  8. Audit and penalties

  9. Technical Overview

  10. EET 1.0 vs. EET 2.0

  11. Challenges

Presenters

Nikolina Basić

Legal Consultant · Fiscal Solutions

Nikolina Basić is a legal consultant with 5 years of specialized experience. She excels in fiscal requirements and ensures legal compliance for our clients across 12 fiscal countries. Nikolina conducts thorough research and offers comprehensive consulting on fiscalization, but also in e-invoicing and other VAT-related systems. She has delivered numerous presentations, webinars, and workshops, showcasing her deep knowledge and ability to effectively communicate complex issues.

Aleksandra Vukić

Business Analyst · Fiscal Solutions

Aleksandra Vukić is a Business Analyst at Fiscal Solutions, focusing on the technical and functional requirements of fiscalization systems. Her work involves analyzing fiscal processes and developing clear, structured documentation to help retailers and software providers understand and implement country-specific fiscal requirements.

Her contributions to the Fiscal Portal include a technical overview of the Czech Republic’s EET 2.0 system, addressing communication with the tax authority, transaction types and payment methods. Aleksandra brings a structured, practical approach to explaining how fiscal systems work, making technical details easier to understand and apply in retail projects.