EET 2.0 takes effect on 1 January 2027. We’re ready – and we have a solution for SAP

The Czech government has approved a new bill on electronic registration of sales. From 1 January 2027, businesses that accept in-person payments (cash, card, QR code) will be legally required to register them. If you run SAP ERP, we have a proven solution for you: mib:EET 2.0.

What is EET 2.0?

On 17 September 2026, the President of the Czech Republic signed the new law on electronic registration of sales (EET 2.0) into law, completing the legislative process that began with government approval on 4 May 2026. From 1 January 2027, all companies and entrepreneurs accepting in-person payments – that is, payments in cash, by card, by QR code or with vouchers in direct contact with the customer – will be required to register their sales.

At Mibcon, we are responding by preparing the mib:EET 2.0 solution. It builds on our original EET solution from 2016, but is significantly simpler and less demanding administratively.

Who does EET 2.0 apply to?

The obligation applies to businesses that accept payments in contact with the customer or at their premises. Payments made exclusively by bank transfer (typical B2B invoices with no physical contact) are not covered by the law. The exception is the smallest entrepreneurs in the first band of the flat-rate tax regime (income up to CZK 1 million per year), who can opt for “EET OFF”.

mib:EET 2.0 – Mibcon’s solution for SAP ERP

Drawing on our experience from 2016–2023, we are preparing an updated mib:EET 2.0 package for customers running SAP ECC and S/4HANA.

The solution automatically sends sales data directly from SAP to the Czech Financial Administration’s system, with no additional software or infrastructure of your own required.

If you are an existing customer or use SAP ERP and would like more information, please contact us. We will confirm the terms and pricing of the service in September 2026.