- The Croatian Tax Authority will not initiate misdemeanor proceedings for initial eInvoice fiscalization difficulties during the early phase of the Fiscalization Act.
- Leniency applies to issues like failure to issue or fiscalize eInvoices due to technical or operational problems.
- Taxpayers must still comply with mandatory eReporting obligations, including submitting data on supplies, payments, and rejections.
- eInvoice status tracking allows issuers and recipients to verify receipt, rejection, and payment reporting.
- Rejected eInvoices must be reported by the 20th of the following month, and reporting a rejection means the recipient cannot deduct input VAT; issuers may cancel and reissue rejected eInvoices if needed.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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