- The Indirect Taxation Authority announced changes effective August 6, 2025, to the VAT Act.
- The VAT refund threshold for goods taken out of BIH by foreign customers is increased from 100 to 200 convertible marks.
- These amendments aim to clarify and facilitate VAT regulations.
- Foreigners must spend at least 100 euros in Croatia to receive a VAT refund, similar to the new BIH threshold.
- Non-residents of BIH are eligible for VAT refunds on goods taken out of BIH, excluding items like mineral oils, alcoholic beverages, and tobacco.
- The VAT refund process involves submitting a request form, completed and certified by the trader, with copies for the buyer and trader.
- Buyers must present goods, invoices, and the VAT refund form to customs when leaving BIH.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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