Local dog licence fee

Where you can sort this out:

Příbram Town Hall, Gen. R. Tesaříka 19 (opposite the Sokol Hall), 1st floor, doors 205 and 206, and the cash desk

Other necessary documents, information, etc.

Identity card, dog’s vaccination certificate or passport

Basic information

Registering a dog

Procedure

The fee payer is obliged to notify the fee administrator of the commencement of their fee liability within 15 days of the date on which the dog reached the age of three months, or of the date on which they acquired a dog older than three months.
The obligation to pay the fee begins in the month following registration, provided the dog is over three months old. Dogs under three months of age are exempt from the fee.

Who is authorised to submit an application, notification, etc.

Any dog owner.

Download here:
Generally Binding By-law No. 11/2023 of 6 November 2023 on the local dog licence fee
Collection of Local Authority Legislation

Legislation governing the procedure

• Act No. 565/1990 Coll., on Local Fees, as amended.
• Act No. 280/2009 Coll., the Tax Code, as amended.

Local fee

The amount of the annual fee is determined by the place of registration of the dog owner – see the generally binding by-law

Related

Termination of the obligation to pay the fee:
If the obligation to pay the fee ceases (e.g. due to the death, loss, donation or sale of the dog), the fee is payable even for a calendar month that has already commenced. The fee payer must notify the fee administrator of this fact, either verbally or in writing for the record, within 15 days at the latest. The dog tag must also be returned at the same time.

Notes

List of local dog licence fee payers as at 2 September 2024

Registration of a natural person

For the purposes of these fees, the registration of a natural person is deemed
to be: a) registration for permanent residence in accordance with the Act on the Register of Residents, or
b) notification of place of residence in accordance with the Act on the Residence of Foreign Nationals in the Territory of the Czech Republic, the Asylum Act or the Act on Temporary Protection of Foreign Nationals, in the case of a foreign national:
1. who has been granted permanent residence;
2. who is staying in the Czech Republic on a temporary basis for a period exceeding 3 months;
3. who is an applicant for international protection or a person tolerated in the territory under the Asylum Act, or an applicant for temporary protection under the Act on the Temporary Protection of Foreign Nationals, or
4. who has been granted international protection or is a foreign national enjoying temporary protection.