Category - Croatia

Croatia

Croatia Tax Amendment Laws for 2020 Published

17 December 2019

Croatia

No reduction in standard VAT rate, 13% VAT rate on food and dessert preparation, approval implementation Quick Fixes

03 December 2019

Croatia

VAT rate would remain 25% and a 13% rate on the preparation and serving of food in and outside restaurants

29 November 2019

Croatia

Croatia Tax Reform Legislation Submitted in Parliament

22 November 2019

Croatia

Digital taxation and digital transformation

13 November 2019

Croatia

Draft law implementing EU Directive on cross-border tax arrangements (DAC6)

10 November 2019

Croatia

Planned amendments to the VAT Act

18 October 2019

Croatia

Croatian opposition leader calls for lower VAT on beverages sold by restaurants

17 August 2019

Croatia

Croatia announce reduction to standard VAT rate

07 August 2019

Croatia

Croatia plans to cut the standard VAT rate to 24%

05 August 2019

Croatia

Croatia to extend reduced VAT rate to food service industry

02 August 2019

Croatia

Croatia to reduce standard VAT rate in 2020

01 August 2019

Croatia

Standard VAT rate will be reduce by 1%, from 25% to 24% from January 2020

30 July 2019

Croatia

Croatia cuts hospitality VAT to 13%

29 July 2019

Croatia

Croatia amends VAT law to comply with EU-led initiatives

17 July 2019

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VAT folder on VAT registration, compliance, penalties, reverse-charge and simplification for some European countries

27 May 2019

Croatia

Taxation of virtual currencies

19 April 2019

Croatia

Croatia make changes to VAT legislation from 1 January 2019

06 February 2019

Croatia

Amendments to VAT legislation from 1 January 2019

09 January 2019

Croatia

A new return ‘overview of the incoming transactions: form U-RA’ will be applicable & effective as from the January 2019 reporting period

07 January 2019

Croatia

Croatia abolished the application of the local reverse charge for VAT registered taxpayers from 1 January 2019

02 January 2019

Croatia European Union

Council Implementing Decision authorizing Croatia to allow 50% deduction of input VAT on purchase or lease of passenger cars – published

17 December 2018

Croatia

A new return, the so-called ‘monthly overview of incoming invoices’ will be introduced as from January 2019

11 December 2018

Croatia

Croatia parliament approves tax changes from 2019 – From Jan. 1, 2019, VAT on fresh meat and fish, fruit, vegetables, eggs and diapers will be 13% instead of the current 25%

22 November 2018

Croatia

Croatian government expects food prices to drop following VAT cut

17 November 2018

Croatia

VAT on over-the-counter drugs to be lowered to 5%

10 November 2018

Croatia European Union

European Commission publishes proposal authorizing Croatia to allow 50% deduction of input VAT on purchase or lease of passenger cars

07 November 2018

Croatia

Proposal: local reverse charge restricted to supplies performed by taxable persons who are not established or VAT registered in Croatia

30 October 2018

Croatia

Croatia’s tax collection system among most efficient in Europe

22 September 2018

Croatia

Croatia To Delay VAT Rate Cut Until 2020

18 August 2018

Croatia

Croatia to delay standard VAT cut on selected food products by one year

14 August 2018

Croatia

Croatia cuts VAT to 24% 2019

19 June 2018

Croatia

VAT rate to drop by one percent states Prime Minister

18 June 2018

Category - Croatia

Croatia Tax Amendment Laws for 2020 Published

No reduction in standard VAT rate, 13% VAT rate on food and dessert preparation, approval implementation Quick Fixes

VAT rate would remain 25% and a 13% rate on the preparation and serving of food in and outside restaurants

Croatia Tax Reform Legislation Submitted in Parliament

Digital taxation and digital transformation

Draft law implementing EU Directive on cross-border tax arrangements (DAC6)

Planned amendments to the VAT Act

Croatian opposition leader calls for lower VAT on beverages sold by restaurants

Croatia announce reduction to standard VAT rate

Croatia plans to cut the standard VAT rate to 24%

Croatia to extend reduced VAT rate to food service industry

Croatia to reduce standard VAT rate in 2020

Standard VAT rate will be reduce by 1%, from 25% to 24% from January 2020

Croatia cuts hospitality VAT to 13%

Croatia amends VAT law to comply with EU-led initiatives

VAT folder on VAT registration, compliance, penalties, reverse-charge and simplification for some European countries

Taxation of virtual currencies

Croatia make changes to VAT legislation from 1 January 2019

Amendments to VAT legislation from 1 January 2019

A new return ‘overview of the incoming transactions: form U-RA’ will be applicable & effective as from the January 2019 reporting period

Croatia abolished the application of the local reverse charge for VAT registered taxpayers from 1 January 2019

Council Implementing Decision authorizing Croatia to allow 50% deduction of input VAT on purchase or lease of passenger cars – published

A new return, the so-called ‘monthly overview of incoming invoices’ will be introduced as from January 2019

Croatia parliament approves tax changes from 2019 – From Jan. 1, 2019, VAT on fresh meat and fish, fruit, vegetables, eggs and diapers will be 13% instead of the current 25%

Croatian government expects food prices to drop following VAT cut

VAT on over-the-counter drugs to be lowered to 5%

European Commission publishes proposal authorizing Croatia to allow 50% deduction of input VAT on purchase or lease of passenger cars

Proposal: local reverse charge restricted to supplies performed by taxable persons who are not established or VAT registered in Croatia

Croatia’s tax collection system among most efficient in Europe

Croatia To Delay VAT Rate Cut Until 2020

Croatia to delay standard VAT cut on selected food products by one year

Croatia cuts VAT to 24% 2019

VAT rate to drop by one percent states Prime Minister

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