- Croatia plans to grant its government emergency powers to adjust VAT rates on energy products without parliamentary approval during market crises.
- The proposed law, under public consultation until 25 April 2026, allows rapid intervention through government decree to address surging energy prices caused by Middle East conflicts.
- The amendments would let the government temporarily override fixed VAT rates for energy products, with periodic reviews of each decree.
- The legislation aims to protect sectors like farmers, fishermen, and transport operators from fuel price increases and is being considered under urgent parliamentary procedure.
- The law will take effect immediately after approval and publication, with potential but unquantified impacts on state revenue.
Source: regfollower.com
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