DIE ERSTE österreichische Spar-Casse ... - ERSTE Stiftung
DIE ERSTE österreichische Spar-Casse ... - ERSTE Stiftung
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If the Notes are attributed to the permanent establishment of a non-Czech tax resident, a<br />
different tax regime applies. In general, the gain is taxed as a regular business profit of the<br />
permanent establishment in the Czech Republic.<br />
Inheritance and gift tax<br />
Subject to gift tax is the donation of the Notes located in the Czech Republic to non-resident<br />
individuals and corporations. In case the donor is a Czech resident, the tax is payable by the<br />
donor; if the donor is a non-resident, the tax is payable by the non-resident donee. Czech law<br />
is applicable only if a treaty does not provide otherwise.<br />
Subject to inheritance tax are all Notes inherited by non-residents in case the deceased was a<br />
citizen of the Czech Republic. If the deceased was not a citizen of the Czech Republic, nonresidents<br />
are liable to inheritance tax only on Notes located in the Czech Republic at the time<br />
of the death of the deceased. This applies unless an international treaty provides otherwise.<br />
The Czech gift tax rate ranges from 1% to 40% and the Czech inheritance tax rate ranges<br />
from 0.5% to 20%. Applicable tax rates depend on the value of the assets transferred and on<br />
the relationship between the deceased/the donor on the one hand and the heir/the donee on<br />
the other hand. A 100% tax exemption may be applied in specific cases, such as succession<br />
by direct relatives and spouses.<br />
Implementation of the EU Savings Directive<br />
The Czech Republic has implemented the EU Savings Directive. If the payments qualify as<br />
interest or other similar income under the EU Savings Directive, a Czech paying agent will<br />
collect certain specified details in respect of the payments of interest and other similar income<br />
mediated by the Czech paying agent and the Czech Republic will provide this information to<br />
the tax authorities in other EU Member States. The same regime also applies in respect of<br />
certain non-EU countries and dependent territories, such as Switzerland, San Marino,<br />
Monaco, Andorra and Liechtenstein.<br />
Other taxes<br />
No other taxes are levied in the Czech Republic on the acquisition, sale or other disposal of<br />
the Notes.<br />
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