According to official sources from the Ministry of Finance, the Croatian tax authority will introduce a decentralised e-invoicing model alongside a continuous transaction control (CTC) real-time reporting system of invoice data to the tax authority. This move is part of the Fiscalization 2.0 project the authority announced earlier this year.
This is the outcome of a recent project where the tax authority analysed CTC clearance and reporting systems from multiple jurisdictions within the EU – i.e. Spain, France, Italy and Hungary – which all have the common purpose of combating VAT fraud. Further examination of the efficacy of such systems revealed that these procedures are successful in this fight and increase VAT revenue.
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