The taxpayer is usually the person listed as the vehicle operator in the Vehicle Register. If that person has died, no longer exists, or has been closed down, the taxpayer is the person who actually uses the vehicle. The taxpayer can also be someone who uses a vehicle that is part of the state’s material reserves, or an organizational unit (including a permanent establishment) of a person with a registered company abroad. If more than one person is responsible for the same vehicle, they are all equally responsible for paying the tax.

Yes, just select the countries, from which the dividend will be paid to you, on the application form. You can also upload a statement and we will verify your entitlement to tax refund from dividends.

Yes, upload your broker's statement and we will recalculate the amount and let you know.

The entitlement to a tax refund from dividens depends on the withholding tax paid abroad and the terms of the double taxation treaty between the Czech Republic and the given country. Simply fill out our application form with basic information about the dividend and upload your broker's statement. We will verify your request and let you know if you are entitled for a refund.

The refund process depends on the speed of response from foreign authorities and other institutions. It usually takes several months for the request to be processed and the amount to be credited to your account. We will keep you informed of the progress.

The price of the service depends on the number of dividends and the complexity of the processing. Once we have verified your request, we will contact you with a specific price offer.

The road tax on personal cars has been abolished from the 2022 tax year. From 1st of January 2022, only selected vehicles weighing 12 tonnes or more are subject to the road tax.

If the road tax applies to you (e.g. you own a vehicle subject to road tax, especially trucks), the deadline for filing your tax return is the 31st of January of the following year, or the first working day after that date if the 31st of January falls on a weekend or holiday.