§10 - 3 in "Zákon o daních z příjmů" states it's free from tax if a source is properly licensed.
I really doubt you can have any problems when cashing out. You could be audited however in case of huge sums. Also, any tax exempt income exceeding 5 million CZK has to to be declared anyway, but still free from tax.
I'm EU and plan to spend a few months in the Czech Republic. Are you able to access and play on other poker sites (Party, Microgaming etc) from the Czech Republic, even though it is technically illegal to play on them?
I'm EU and plan to spend a few months in the Czech Republic. Are you able to access and play on other poker sites (Party, Microgaming etc) from the Czech Republic, even though it is technically illegal to play on them?
You are not.
For example I can log in to my party account, but when I try to register to any tournament or join a cash game, client pops up a message that you are logged in from a country where party doesn't have a license (or something like that).
And playing using VPN is againt ToS. If you get caught, your account gets banned and money taken.
Czechpoints are offices all over that do lots of bureaucratic paperwork. Take your ID there and you can get registered. I don't know if you can register without a Czech ID, so I guess email stars and ask what is required. Maybe you can have a foreign ID with proof of address here.
So other than the weird MTT registration rule(s), is the rake on SNGs/MTTs/MTTSNGs the same in the Czech Republic as other ROW markets for Pokerstars right now? Or is the rake higher/the offerings limited?
Hard to find answers googling around online, assume a lot of Czech grinders relocated during the transition period.
