When do I become an identified person or a VAT payer?
You usually become an identified person as soon as you receive or provide a cross-border service within the EU (typically advertising supplies to EU platforms). You become a VAT payer after exceeding turnover of CZK 2,000,000 in a calendar year — you are then a payer from 1 January of the following year; if you exceed CZK 2,536,500 in the same year, you become a payer the day after you cross that amount. Danito tracks turnover and warns you as the thresholds approach.
How is platform income treated for VAT?
It depends on which legal entity of the platform contracts with you. Platforms operated from the EU (both YouTube and Google AdSense are run by Google Ireland) are reverse-charge supplies; as an identified person or VAT payer you report them in the EC Sales List (souhrnné hlášení) and you need the counterparty's VAT ID to do so. For third-country platforms (e.g. Twitch or Substack in the US) the place of supply is outside the EU, no EC Sales List is filed, and you report the supply in your VAT return as a service provided outside the EU. The exact treatment follows the platform's contracting entity, not just its brand.
Will my accountant get the data they're used to?
Yes. Danito exports data to Pohoda, Money S3 and ABRA, so your accountant gets a structured import, not a pile of PDFs.
Can I cancel my subscription anytime?
Yes. We bill monthly and you can cancel anytime, with no notice period and no setup fees. The STARTER plan is free forever.
Can I get my data out of Danito?
Yes. You can export your data anytime in a machine-readable format and as materials for your accountant. Your data is yours.