- Croatia will implement mandatory e-invoicing (eRačun) for all VAT-registered businesses starting January 1, 2026, as part of Fiscalization 2.0.
- The reform introduces a fully digital, real-time tax reporting system with automatic fiscalization embedded in the invoice process.
- E-invoicing will be required for all domestic B2B transactions, with non-VAT taxpayers initially only required to receive eRačuni; from 2027, they must also issue them.
- Enhanced cybersecurity standards will apply to information intermediaries, who are responsible for software compliance.
- The Tax Administration will provide a free tool, MIKROeRAČUN, to help small businesses comply with e-invoicing and digital storage requirements.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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