Like most countries, the Republic of Croatia has introduced special conditions under which tourists and travelers can enter and stay on its territory as one of the measures to prevent COVID-19 pandemic.

In the last month of 2019, Croatia published amendments on its VAT system which generally apply as of 1 January 2020. The most important changes introduced included implementation of the...

In 2021 set of Croatian tax reforms the one in regards to Value added tax stands out as the current HRK 7.5 million threshold of the taxation procedure according to the collected fees...

In late November 2019 the Croatian Parliament passed a series of laws amending Croatian tax legislation. The new ...

Two of the most significant 2018 business updates in Croatia relate to local VAT requirements, and new laws to curb money laundering and terrorism financing.

The Croatian government is working relentlessly on the recovery of the Croatian economy. Two rounds of tax reforms already took place in 2017 and 2018 respectively,

Croatia has published a set of 2021 reform Acts, including the Act on Amendments to the Corporate Income Tax, Personal Income Tax, Value Added Tax and Fiscalisation

The reform aims at decreasing the tax burden for all taxpayers, particularly supporting start-ups and encouraging the development of small entrepreneurship.

Personal income is divided in two categories and taxed accordingly...

Annual Income: income from employment, independent profession and any other income that is considered as annual....