The Czech Parliament is likely to approve a proposal to reinstate the electronic sales reporting system (EET) starting next year. The government anticipates the revised system will level the playing field for businesses and generate additional revenue for the state budget. The EET system, originally implemented and then repealed, aims to reduce tax evasion by digitally tracking sales transactions. While the government champions the system’s benefits, the opposition remains skeptical about its effectiveness. The reinstated EET will likely differ from its previous iteration, incorporating adjustments based on past criticisms. Supporters argue it will combat the shadow economy, while critics express concerns about the administrative burden on businesses. The final vote is expected on Wednesday.