Czech Republic flagCzech Republic tax guide 2026

The Czech Republic runs one of Europe's simplest personal systems: 15% on almost everything, 23% only above CZK 1.76 million, no inheritance tax, no gift tax within the family, and generous exemptions that let long-term investors — in shares since 2026 without any cap, and in crypto up to CZK 40 million a year — sell entirely tax-free after a 3-year hold.

Rate range
15% / 23% for residents; 23% only above CZK 1,762,812 (2026)
Key allowance
Basic tax credit CZK 30,840 for everyone; child credits CZK 15,204 – 27,840
Tax year
Calendar year
Filing deadline
1 April; 1 May electronic; 1 July with a tax adviser

Taxes covered

Special regimes

  • 3-year securities exemption

    Shares and fund units held 3+ years sell tax-free — and from 2026 the CZK 40 million cap on that exemption is gone.

  • Crypto time test

    Crypto held 3+ years is exempt up to CZK 40 million a year; small disposals under CZK 100,000 a year are always tax-free — electronic-money tokens (stablecoins) are excluded from this value exemption.

  • No inheritance or gift tax in the family

    Inheritances are always tax-free; gifts among relatives and household members are exempt too.

  • Lump-sum regime for the self-employed

    Qualifying sole traders can replace tax, social and health with one flat monthly payment.

Recent changes

  • 2026-01The CZK 40 million annual cap on the 3-year securities exemption is abolished — large share sales after the time test are again fully exempt (the cap stays for crypto).
  • 2026-01Remuneration of non-resident statutory-body members switches from final withholding to ordinary employment taxation.
  • 2025-02Crypto exemptions arrive: a 3-year time test (capped at CZK 40 million a year) and a CZK 100,000 annual small-disposal exemption — electronic-money tokens (stablecoins) are excluded from this value exemption.

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