The Czech government finally passed its austerity package through the lower house on Friday, aiming to save CZK 150 billion improvement in the state budget over the next two years. Within the package are adjustments to the country’s value-added tax (VAT) system, which will undergo significant changes from next year.
Source: www.expats.cz
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