- Croatia is introducing mandatory e-invoicing for B2B and B2G transactions
- Real-time reporting of domestic transactions is also required
- Public consultation is open until March 28, 2025
- From January 1, 2026, all VAT-registered businesses in Croatia must issue and receive e-invoices for B2B transactions
- Non-VAT registered entities must be able to accept e-invoices
- B2C fiscalization obligation expands to cover all invoices
- Both issuers and recipients must fiscalize B2B, B2C, and B2G e-invoices
- From January 1, 2027, non-VAT registered entities will also be required to issue e-invoices
- E-invoices can be exchanged via multiple methods, including the Peppol network
- The Tax Administration will verify data from both the issuer and recipient
- A free invoicing app (MIKROeRAČUN) will be available for small businesses
- The app will enable sending, receiving, and storing of e-invoices
- The app will offer a free archive for invoice storage
Source: marosavat.com
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