- Bill: On December 13, 2024, Croatia enacted a bill to amend the VAT Act to align with EU directives, focusing on enhancing efficiency for businesses, especially small enterprises, and improving VAT administration.
- Key Amendments: The proposed changes include
- establishing a special VAT scheme for small businesses
- raising the VAT registration threshold from €40,000 to €60,000 (see PZ-82, point 5), and
- abolishing the reciprocity requirement for VAT refunds to non-EU businesses, all aimed at simplifying compliance and fostering cross-border trade.
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