- Croatia’s Tax Authority says e-Invoices under fiscalization can only be reported in euros, even if the commercial invoice was agreed in a foreign currency.
- Foreign-currency amounts must be converted to euros using the Croatian National Bank middle exchange rate on the date the VAT liability arises.
- VAT amounts must also be stated in euros.
- Payment-status reporting for paid e-Invoices must likewise be submitted in euros, regardless of the currency used for the bank payment.
- Croatian e-Invoice structures cannot show two currencies at the same time.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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