- Mandatory Implementation: Starting January 1, 2026, the Croatian government will require mandatory B2B electronic invoicing for domestic transactions between resident taxpayers, with a draft law expected for public consultation. Cross-border transactions will still permit paper invoices.
- Fiscalization Project 2.0: Launched in January 2023, this project aims to modernize tax processes in Croatia by establishing a framework for mandatory electronic invoicing, creating a system for digital account auditing, and implementing advanced electronic accounting. The project is set to conclude in December 2024.
- Expected Benefits: The transition to electronic invoicing is anticipated to simplify tax declarations, improve accuracy and compliance, enhance transparency in business transactions, reduce paperwork, and support environmental sustainability. The initiative also aims to bolster efficiency and competitiveness for businesses operating in both national and global markets.
Source Edicom
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