- Implementation of Fiscalization 2.0: Starting January 1, 2026, Croatia will mandate e-invoicing for all B2B and B2G transactions under the Fiscalization 2.0 system, enhancing tax transparency and compliance while combating VAT fraud. This reform marks a significant shift in Croatia’s tax administration.
- Key Features of the E-Invoicing System: The system requires VAT-registered businesses to issue structured electronic invoices (eRačun) in real time, utilizing certified intermediaries and adhering to the Klasifikacija proizvoda prema djelatnostima (KPD) product classification standard, ensuring compatibility with EU standards.
- Preparation for Compliance: Businesses must prepare by updating their invoicing systems, mapping products to KPD codes, and training staff on the new processes. Proactive compliance will help avoid penalties and ensure a smooth transition to the mandatory e-invoicing framework.
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