Income From Voluntary Prostitution Is Subject to Taxation, the Constitutional Court Has Ruled.
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The Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic, after several years of litigation, ruled that prostitutes must pay income tax to the state, since voluntary sex for money is not a crime like pimping, i.e. mediation of prostitution.
According to the Constitutional Court, income from voluntary prostitution is subject to taxation in the same way as other forms of self-employment. According to the rapporteur, judge Jiří Přibán, taxation is not a moral approval of the activity.
Income from voluntary prostitution is subject to the same obligations as any other income – namely, to declare it in the tax return and pay tax on it. This was stated by the Constitutional Court when it upheld last year's decision of the Supreme Administrative Court.
The Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic, after several years of litigation, ruled that prostitutes must pay income tax to the state because voluntary sex for no
Income from voluntary prostitution is subject to taxation in the same way as other forms of self-employment. The groundbreaking legal opinion of the Supreme Administrative Court (NSS) was confirmed by the Constitutional Court (ÚS) in two resolutions. This follows from the court database. It rejected the complaints of a woman who was assessed tax retroactively by the authorities for the years 2013 and 2014. In both cases, the tax amounted to more…
The Constitutional Court rejected the complaint of a woman who was assessed tax retroactively for 2013 and 2014, which exceeded 900 thousand crowns. It thus confirmed that income from voluntary prostitution is subject to taxation.
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