- Croatia is implementing Fiscalization 2.0, introducing mandatory B2B e-invoicing and expanded reporting for greater tax authority oversight.
- Key rollout dates: pre-implementation starts September 1, 2025; mandate goes live January 1, 2026 for VAT-registered taxpayers; full coverage by January 1, 2027 for non-VAT taxpayers.
- The law applies to all taxable persons established in Croatia, but generally excludes non-resident entities without a permanent establishment.
- The mandate covers domestic B2B and B2G transactions, but excludes cross-border transactions and certain exempt activities.
- Croatia uses a decentralized e-invoicing model with centralized reporting, differing from fully centralized systems in other countries.
Source: fonoa.com
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