4 What is the EET 2.0 timetable?

The publication of the technical documentation will enable suppliers of till systems to begin preparing their solutions for EET 2.0.

Why this is important: suppliers of till systems can prepare solutions for EET 2.0 in good time and thoroughly test the solutions they have developed.

What to do:

• Developers: start development.
• Business owners: for now, simply keep an eye on information from your supplier and this website.
   

Launch of the ‘Playground’ test environment – the sales records reception side for developers, where they can test the communication and functionality of their point-of-sale systems.

Why it’s important: Testing ensures that you have a reliable and tried-and-tested POS solution.

What to do:

• Developers: carry out active testing.
• Business owners: check with your supplier about the availability of POS systems suitable for recording sales.

Availability of EET 2.0 functions in the Tax Information Box Plus (DIS+), on the MOJE daně portal, including the option to generate cash register certificates for sales records.

Why this is important: you can familiarise yourself with the environment you will soon be using.

What to do:

• Business owners: register for sales recording in DIS+, set up recording units and apply for a cash register certificate.

The EET application will offer a simple web-based till solution for sales recording.

Why this is important: the web application will be available free of charge to small businesses.

From 1 January 2027, the EET 2.0 system will go live. Throughout January, the sales records will operate in pilot mode, which will allow its operation to be tested in practice. However, this will already constitute standard sales recording.