The project teams within the Ministry of Finance working on the development of the Fiscalization 2.0 system in Croatia, have been in touch with the Italian and French e-invoicing experts to hear their experiences from the implementation of these two countries’ CTC systems. The Ministry could be inspired by one or a combination of the two national CTC implementations and it did recognize that CTC systems in Croatia and France shared some common goals which are the control of business flows, increased productivity and transparency in business, modernization of business accounting systems, contribution to environmental protection and other advantages for the economy.
Source: sovos.com
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