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Guides to Czech invoicing

What a Czech invoice must contain, and how the payment details on it work. Each guide links to the statute or standard it's based on and shows when it was last checked.

Guides

  • What a Czech invoice must contain

    What a Czech invoice must contain under § 29 of the VAT Act and § 435 of the Civil Code, with DUZP, VAT rates, numbering, due dates and how long to keep invoices.

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  • QR Platba: how the Czech payment QR code works

    What QR Platba is, every SPAYD field with its format, a real payment string decoded, how it compares with QR Faktura and the EPC (SEPA) QR code, and how DigiTale Invoice writes it.

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  • SEPA QR code on invoices: how the EPC QR code works

    What the SEPA (EPC) QR code on an invoice is, every field of EPC069-12 with what DigiTale Invoice writes, a decoded example, the BIC rule, euro-only use and how it differs from QR Platba.

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Glossary

  • DUZP (date of taxable supply)

    What DUZP (datum uskutečnění zdanitelného plnění) means, how § 20a and § 21 of the Czech VAT Act set it for goods, services and advance payments, and where it appears on an invoice.

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  • Variable symbol (variabilní symbol)

    What a variable symbol is, how it differs from the constant and specific symbols, how to enter it when paying from abroad, and how DigiTale Invoice prints it and puts it in the payment QR code.

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Templates and tools

  • Issue a Czech invoice in English

    How to issue a Czech invoice in English: the Czech terms (IČO, DIČ, DUZP, variabilní symbol) in plain English, one-language invoices, CZK and EUR with QR codes, and what isn't supported yet.

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  • Free Czech invoice template

    What a Czech invoice template must contain, laid out from top to bottom, with the extra details for VAT payers. Fill it in online and download a PDF with a payment QR code; no Word file, no account.

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