The Chamber of Deputies in the Czech Republic will revisit the government’s proposal to reinstate the electronic sales record system (EET), following its return from the Senate. The governing coalition comprised of ANO, SPD, and Motoristů sobě parties currently holds sufficient votes to pass the legislation, despite a previous vote already taking place. The government anticipates that the EET will level the playing field for businesses and generate approximately 14 billion Czech crowns in additional annual revenue for public budgets. The system aims to improve tax collection and reduce the shadow economy within the Czech Republic. This reconsideration follows concerns raised by the Senate regarding potential burdens on businesses. The outcome of the renewed parliamentary debate remains to be seen but the coalition appears confident in its ability to overcome the Senate's objections.