Continue with prostitution, the tax office hinted to the woman. And calculated how much she owes

The Czech Constitutional Court ruled that a woman's income from voluntary prostitution is taxable, concluding a decade-long dispute. Despite her initial denial of earnings, she later acknowledged them but argued they should not be taxed. The tax office calculated her owed taxes from 2013 and 2014 to exceed one million crowns. Following her legal defeat, she requested a delay in payment, which was granted, with the tax office suggesting she might continue her economic activities. Legal experts clarify that this does not imply coercion into prostitution, but rather reflects her current lack of other income sources. The case highlights ongoing debates about the legality and taxation of prostitution in the Czech Republic.