- Croatia’s Ministry of Finance has proposed VAT Act amendments to align with the EU’s ViDA directive.
- The plan would merge the current fiscalization system with mandatory B2B e-invoicing and transaction-level digital reporting.
- It would also adopt ViDA measures such as expanded OSS/IOSS rules and deemed supplier rules for certain digital platforms.
- The changes would update technical e-invoice transmission and reporting requirements for domestic and foreign VAT-registered businesses in Croatia.
Source: regfollower.com
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