Category - Croatia

Croatia

VAT Return and Related Forms Submission Deadline Extended to Month-End Starting January 2026

24 hours ago

Croatia

Croatia Extends 5% VAT Rate on Heating and Gas Until March 2027 Amid Inflation

2 days ago

Croatia

Croatia Proposes Extension of 5% Reduced VAT on Energy Supplies Until March 2027

2 days ago

Croatia

Fiscalization 2.0: eInvoice Statistics and Cybersecurity Education for Information Intermediaries in 2026

2 days ago

Croatia Webinars / Events

RTC Webinar: Croatia e-Invoicing: Regulatory Overview and Best Practices (March 10)

4 days ago

Croatia

Croatia Plans to Extend Reduced VAT on Energy to 2027 to Ease Inflation Pressures

6 days ago

Croatia

Fiskalization 2.0 Implementation: Key Results, Insights, and Next Steps for Taxpayers

1 week ago

Croatia

Croatia Eases Initial eInvoice Fiscalization, Maintains Mandatory eReporting and VAT Rejection Rules

2 weeks ago

Croatia

Croatian Tax Authority Releases Enhanced e-Invoice Validator with Technical Improvements and Bug Fixes

2 weeks ago

Croatia

eReporting Deadlines and Procedures for eInvoices: Key Obligations and Methods for Taxpayers

2 weeks ago

Croatia

Corrections to eInvoices Not Affecting Tax Calculation and Fiscalization 2.0 System Statistics

2 weeks ago

Croatia

New Tax Rules: Updated VAT Forms, Extended Deadlines, Food Donation Changes, Control Lists Abolished

2 weeks ago

Croatia

Croatia: Comprehensive VAT Country Guide (2026)

2 weeks ago

Croatia

Croatia: eReporting under Fiscalization 2.0

2 weeks ago

Croatia

Key Regulatory Changes in Tax and eInvoicing Framework Published in Narodne novine No. 11/26

2 weeks ago

Croatia

Notice: Temporary Issue with Submission of VAT Forms Due to Restrictive Message on Item III.14

3 weeks ago

Croatia

Strong Uptake of Fiscalization 2.0: Over 2.5 Million eInvoices Issued in First Two Weeks

3 weeks ago

Croatia

Croatia Launches Peppol-Based E-Invoicing and E-Reporting Mandate from January 2026

3 weeks ago

Croatia

Tax authorities issued FAQ’s on E-Invoicing

3 weeks ago

Croatia

Fiskalizacija 2.0: Key Data and Achievements in e-Invoice Implementation, January–February 2026

3 weeks ago

Croatia

New Authorization Retrieval Service Introduced for Fiscalization System Access Points Starting February 2026

3 weeks ago

Croatia

Croatian Tax Authority Releases Enhanced e-Invoice Validator with Technical Fixes and Improved Accuracy

4 weeks ago

Croatia

New Regulations on e-Invoice, Tax Procedure, and VAT Published in Official Gazette

4 weeks ago

Croatia

Update of eInvoice validator and XML schemas for Fiscalization 2.0 messages

1 month ago

Croatia

Croatia Fiscalization 2.0: Early-phase Guidance, Statuses, and What to Do Next

1 month ago

Croatia

Ministry of Finance: Fiscalization Required for Multisport Cards Purchased on Behalf of Employees

1 month ago

Croatia

Initial indicators of the implementation of the Fiscalization Act – more than 1.6 million eInvoices issued

2 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Launches Fiscalization 2.0: Guidance and Resources for Taxpayers Now Available

2 months ago

Croatia

Croatia: Start of Fiscalization 2.0

2 months ago

Croatia

Croatia’s E‑Invoicing, Fiscalization & E‑Reporting Requirements

2 months ago

Croatia

Croatian Tax Authority Refutes Fiscalization System Instability, Urges Trust in Official Communications

2 months ago

Croatia

Tax Administration Denies Claims of Fiscalization System Instability and Urges Use of Official Channels

2 months ago

Croatia

Temporary Data Access Issues in the Fiscalization Reporting System Due to System Upgrades

2 months ago

Category - Croatia

VAT Return and Related Forms Submission Deadline Extended to Month-End Starting January 2026

Croatia Extends 5% VAT Rate on Heating and Gas Until March 2027 Amid Inflation

Croatia Proposes Extension of 5% Reduced VAT on Energy Supplies Until March 2027

Fiscalization 2.0: eInvoice Statistics and Cybersecurity Education for Information Intermediaries in 2026

RTC Webinar: Croatia e-Invoicing: Regulatory Overview and Best Practices (March 10)

Croatia Plans to Extend Reduced VAT on Energy to 2027 to Ease Inflation Pressures

Fiskalization 2.0 Implementation: Key Results, Insights, and Next Steps for Taxpayers

Croatia Eases Initial eInvoice Fiscalization, Maintains Mandatory eReporting and VAT Rejection Rules

Croatian Tax Authority Releases Enhanced e-Invoice Validator with Technical Improvements and Bug Fixes

eReporting Deadlines and Procedures for eInvoices: Key Obligations and Methods for Taxpayers

Corrections to eInvoices Not Affecting Tax Calculation and Fiscalization 2.0 System Statistics

New Tax Rules: Updated VAT Forms, Extended Deadlines, Food Donation Changes, Control Lists Abolished

Croatia: Comprehensive VAT Country Guide (2026)

Croatia: eReporting under Fiscalization 2.0

Key Regulatory Changes in Tax and eInvoicing Framework Published in Narodne novine No. 11/26

Notice: Temporary Issue with Submission of VAT Forms Due to Restrictive Message on Item III.14

Strong Uptake of Fiscalization 2.0: Over 2.5 Million eInvoices Issued in First Two Weeks

Croatia Launches Peppol-Based E-Invoicing and E-Reporting Mandate from January 2026

Tax authorities issued FAQ’s on E-Invoicing

Fiskalizacija 2.0: Key Data and Achievements in e-Invoice Implementation, January–February 2026

New Authorization Retrieval Service Introduced for Fiscalization System Access Points Starting February 2026

Croatian Tax Authority Releases Enhanced e-Invoice Validator with Technical Fixes and Improved Accuracy

New Regulations on e-Invoice, Tax Procedure, and VAT Published in Official Gazette

Update of eInvoice validator and XML schemas for Fiscalization 2.0 messages

Croatia Fiscalization 2.0: Early-phase Guidance, Statuses, and What to Do Next

Ministry of Finance: Fiscalization Required for Multisport Cards Purchased on Behalf of Employees

Initial indicators of the implementation of the Fiscalization Act – more than 1.6 million eInvoices issued

Croatia Launches Fiscalization 2.0: Guidance and Resources for Taxpayers Now Available

Croatia: Start of Fiscalization 2.0

Croatia’s E‑Invoicing, Fiscalization & E‑Reporting Requirements

Croatian Tax Authority Refutes Fiscalization System Instability, Urges Trust in Official Communications

Tax Administration Denies Claims of Fiscalization System Instability and Urges Use of Official Channels

Temporary Data Access Issues in the Fiscalization Reporting System Due to System Upgrades

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