Pavel Semerád: Six reasons to bring back electronic sales reporting

Pavel Semerád: Six reasons to bring back electronic sales reporting

17. 12. 2025 Press & Stories Lecturers NUG World Renáta Šejnová

The debate over the return of electronic sales reporting has once again become a topic of public discussion. Pavel Semerád, Vice Rector for Academic Affairs at STING University and an expert in taxation and accounting, shares his perspective in a commentary published in an economic magazine.

Pavel Semerád: Six reasons to bring back electronic sales reporting

He outlines six concrete reasons why electronic sales reporting should be reconsidered. Drawing on data, professional experience, and deep knowledge of the Czech tax system, he argues that the aim is not to burden entrepreneurs but to ensure fair and transparent conditions for all market participants.

The article also opens a broader discussion about the role of the state, trust, and responsibility in business, and about which regulatory tools make sense in the long term.

The full commentary was published in the economic magazine e-news.cz.

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