The Czech Ministry of Finance, Alena Schillerová, is reportedly considering a delay in the introduction of the country's digital services tax (DST), as well as a reduction in the proposed rate from 7% to 5%. Legislation for the DST, which was introduced in January 2020, is currently pending before the Czech parliament. As provided in the draft submitted in parliament, the Czech DST would be levied at a rate of 7% on turnover from services provided in the Czech Republic by companies with a global turnover of EUR 750 million and turnover in the Czech Republic of at least CZK...