Category - Croatia

Croatia

Government Seeks Power to Adjust VAT on Energy Products

3 months ago

Croatia

Government Extends Reduced 5% VAT on Heating Fuels Through March 2027

3 months ago

Croatia

E-invoicing vs. Fiscalization: Understanding the Retail Tax Compliance Divide

4 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Updates FiskApplication: Enhanced Invoice Search, Export Options, and E-Invoicing Integration

4 months ago

Croatia

Croatia: From 2026, Food Donations Reported Directly in VAT Return, DONH Form Replaced

4 months ago

Croatia

Fiscalization Systems Compared: Federation of BiH, Montenegro, and Croatia – Key Features and Differences

4 months ago

Croatia

Croatian Parliament Approves Floating VAT on Fuel and Removes Deadline for Building Legalization

4 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Proposes Flexible VAT Rate for Energy Products to Address Market Disruptions

4 months ago

Croatia

Intensified Fiscalization Inspections Lead to 40 Business Closures by Tax and Customs Authorities

4 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Proposes Emergency Powers for Government to Adjust VAT on Energy Amid Market Crisis

5 months ago

Croatia

Ministry of Finance Proposes Amendment to Enable Rapid VAT Rate Adjustments for Energy Products

5 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Extends 5% VAT Rate on Natural Gas and Heating Products Until March 2027

5 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Extends 5% Reduced VAT on Key Energy Products Until March 2027

5 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Plans Rapid VAT Adjustments on Fuel Amid Rising Global Energy Prices

5 months ago

Croatia

Plenković: Government Prepares Temporary VAT Cut as Last Resort Against Rising Energy Prices

5 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Plans Flexible VAT Cuts to Counter Rising Fuel Prices Amid Global Energy Market Pressures

5 months ago

Croatia

Croatian Government Considers Temporary VAT Reduction to Address Rising Energy Prices, Says Plenković

5 months ago

Croatia

Tax and Customs Authorities Intensify Fiscalization Inspections During Easter, 71% Violations Detected

5 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Extends 5% Reduced VAT on Gas and Heating Fuels Until March 2027

5 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Intensifies Fiscalization Inspections for Easter to Ensure Compliance in Retail and Service Sectors

5 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Extends 5% VAT Rate on Heating Supplies and Fuels Until March 2027

5 months ago

Croatia

Difficulties in VAT Form Submission Being Resolved; Users Will Be Notified When Fixed

5 months ago

Croatia

Intensified Fiscalization Inspections and Monitoring of Invoice Issuance Across Croatia During Easter Holidays

5 months ago

Croatia

Croatian Tax Administration Updates e-Invoice Validators and Schemas for Fiscalization 2.0 System

6 months ago

Croatia

Finance Minister Meets Intermediaries on Advancements and Communication in Fiscalization 2.0 System

6 months ago

Croatia

Croatia e-Invoicing and Fiscalization 2.0: Key Regulatory Updates and Compliance Best Practices

6 months ago

Croatia

Dalmatia’s Largest VAT Fraud: Millions Laundered Through Trogir and Kaštela Companies

6 months ago

Croatia

Grace Period for Compliance in Croatia

6 months ago

Croatia

Croatia Extends 5% VAT Rate on Energy Products Until March 2027 to Curb Price Hikes

6 months ago

Croatia

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

6 months ago

Croatia

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

6 months ago

Croatia

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

6 months ago

Croatia

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

6 months ago

Category - Croatia

Government Seeks Power to Adjust VAT on Energy Products

Government Extends Reduced 5% VAT on Heating Fuels Through March 2027

E-invoicing vs. Fiscalization: Understanding the Retail Tax Compliance Divide

Croatia Updates FiskApplication: Enhanced Invoice Search, Export Options, and E-Invoicing Integration

Croatia: From 2026, Food Donations Reported Directly in VAT Return, DONH Form Replaced

Fiscalization Systems Compared: Federation of BiH, Montenegro, and Croatia – Key Features and Differences

Croatian Parliament Approves Floating VAT on Fuel and Removes Deadline for Building Legalization

Croatia Proposes Flexible VAT Rate for Energy Products to Address Market Disruptions

Intensified Fiscalization Inspections Lead to 40 Business Closures by Tax and Customs Authorities

Croatia Proposes Emergency Powers for Government to Adjust VAT on Energy Amid Market Crisis

Ministry of Finance Proposes Amendment to Enable Rapid VAT Rate Adjustments for Energy Products

Croatia Extends 5% VAT Rate on Natural Gas and Heating Products Until March 2027

Croatia Extends 5% Reduced VAT on Key Energy Products Until March 2027

Croatia Plans Rapid VAT Adjustments on Fuel Amid Rising Global Energy Prices

Plenković: Government Prepares Temporary VAT Cut as Last Resort Against Rising Energy Prices

Croatia Plans Flexible VAT Cuts to Counter Rising Fuel Prices Amid Global Energy Market Pressures

Croatian Government Considers Temporary VAT Reduction to Address Rising Energy Prices, Says Plenković

Tax and Customs Authorities Intensify Fiscalization Inspections During Easter, 71% Violations Detected

Croatia Extends 5% Reduced VAT on Gas and Heating Fuels Until March 2027

Croatia Intensifies Fiscalization Inspections for Easter to Ensure Compliance in Retail and Service Sectors

Croatia Extends 5% VAT Rate on Heating Supplies and Fuels Until March 2027

Difficulties in VAT Form Submission Being Resolved; Users Will Be Notified When Fixed

Intensified Fiscalization Inspections and Monitoring of Invoice Issuance Across Croatia During Easter Holidays

Croatian Tax Administration Updates e-Invoice Validators and Schemas for Fiscalization 2.0 System

Finance Minister Meets Intermediaries on Advancements and Communication in Fiscalization 2.0 System

Croatia e-Invoicing and Fiscalization 2.0: Key Regulatory Updates and Compliance Best Practices

Dalmatia’s Largest VAT Fraud: Millions Laundered Through Trogir and Kaštela Companies

Grace Period for Compliance in Croatia

Croatia Extends 5% VAT Rate on Energy Products Until March 2027 to Curb Price Hikes

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

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