The Chamber of Auditors of the Czech Republic (KA ČR) is preparing the launch of a non-public electronic register containing data from issued audit reports. The amendment to the Information Regulation introducing this step will be submitted for approval to the Assembly of Auditors in November 2026. For the first time in history, the system will consolidate valid data on the Czech audit market in one place.
Key Benefits for Practice and Advocacy
- Reliable data for negotiations: Anonymous statistics will provide the Chamber with clear arguments for discussions with public authorities, regulators, and the media. Estimates will no longer be necessary, and the profession will be able to demonstrate the real scope and importance of its work with facts.
- Prevention of fake audits: The register will serve as a verification tool to prevent misuse of auditors’ names and falsification of audit reports.
- Reduced administrative burden: During quality inspections, auditors will no longer need to manually prepare lists of issued reports. Everything will be available within the system.
- Monitoring obligations and trends: The system will help identify companies avoiding audit obligations and will also track new requirements such as sustainability assurance reporting (ESG).
How the System Will Work
The register will remain strictly non-public. To minimize the administrative burden, the deadline for data submission will likely be linked to the existing deadline for closing audit files. The proposal will undergo internal discussions, and the final structure of collected data will be approved by the Assembly at the end of 2026. The launch of the register therefore represents a digitalization step that will modernize and protect the profession.
