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Amendments to the act on reserves

Clear provision will be made for the creation of reserves by successor companies following a corporate transformation. The successor company will continue to create reserves and make provisions/ adjustments as commenced by the company being split up on the conditions that would have applied to such company had the transformation not taken place, but only insofar as such creation of reserves pertains to the portion of business assets passing to the successor company.

The rules on creation of provisions (adjustments) for receivables (20%-100%) shall be tightened where the nominal value of such receivables exceeds 200 000 CZK. The tax payer can create provisions (adjustments) for the receivables if it duly participates in tax proceedings (including arbitration, judicial and administrative proceedings) and takes due and timely steps necessary to exercise its rights.

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