The Finance Ministry of Czech has made an announcement on 11th August 2016 that it started a public consultation on a bill which would introduce changes to the Law on International Cooperation in Tax Administration. In particular, the bill would implement country-by-country reporting. The public consultation will run until August 30, 2016. The bill will subsequently be submitted to the legislative process.
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