Higher public fees will probably be in place from May, the Senate has approved it - Seznam Zprávy

Fees for Czech Television will probably increase by 15 crowns to 150 crowns per month from May this year. For Czech Radio, they will rise by ten crowns to 55 crowns per month. The Senate approved this on Wednesday as part of an amendment that expands the circle of taxpayers to include households with internet access, radio or...

Fees for Czech Television are expected to increase by 15 CZK to 150 CZK per month from this May. For Czech Radio, they increase by ten crowns to 55 crowns per month. The Senate approved it today as part of an amendment that expands the circle of taxpayers to include households with Internet access that do not have a radio or television set. Firms with up to 25 employees will be exempt from the fees. The amendment, which was voted for by 47 of th…

Fees for Czech Television will probably increase by 15 crowns to 150 crowns per month from May this year. For Czech Radio, they will rise by ten crowns to 55 crowns per month. The Senate approved this as part of an amendment that expands the circle of taxpayers to include households with internet access that do not have a radio or television receiver. On the other hand, companies with up to 25 employees will be exempt from fees. The amendment, w…

The amendment, which was voted for by 47 of the 70 senators present after more than four hours of debate, will now be signed by the president. The approval of the amendment was appreciated by representatives of both public media. Culture Minister Martin Baxa (ODS) justified the increase in fees by saying that they had not been valorized in the case of television since 2008, in the case of radio since 2005. According to the Minister, the amendmen…

Fees for Czech Television and Czech Radio will likely increase from May. The amendment has been approved by the Senate and will now head to the president.

The Senate approved on Wednesday that fees for Czech Television and Czech Radio will probably increase from May. The amendment, which will now be signed by the president, expands the circle of taxpayers to include households with internet access that do not have a radio or television receiver. On the other hand, companies with up to twenty-five employees will be exempt from fees. The Upper Chamber had previously supported the constitutional righ…