Croatia has implemented the eReporting system as part of its Fiscalization 2.0 framework, requiring taxpayers to submit real-time data on deliveries, invoice rejections, and payments via the FiskAplikacija platform. This central web platform allows users to access fiscalized data, manage eInvoice authorizations, and view invoice statuses, all secured with NIAS authentication. Issuers must report full invoice details, including dates, amounts, and tax information, either immediately upon issuance or within five working days for self-issued documents. Monthly reporting is mandatory for payment data by the 20th and for rejection reports from recipients, which automatically waive VAT deduction rights upon submission. The system significantly boosts fiscal transparency by synchronizing data with VAT returns and offering real-time visibility into invoice statuses and dispute resolution.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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