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Due to the difficulty of performing some activities, the Croatian Chamber of Economy made the decision to exempt some companies from paying membership fees in the past few months.

Audit of financial statements of Croatian companies is regulated by The Accounting Law and The Audit Law. The obligors are determined by Accounting Law while the conditions and regulations...

Development of science and technology, general availability of fast mobile internet, cloud software, availability of electronic services via computer or mobile phone, the general trend of digitalization of business documentation ...

Many Croatian entrepreneurs have recently received a letter urging them to apply for a so-called EBN (European Business Number).

The Croatian Lobbying Act (Official Gazette 36/2024, the "Act") entered into force on 1 October 2024, marking Croatia's first comprehensive regulation of lobbying activities.

Both associations were founded with the aim of creating stronger conditions to respond to the challenges of the upcoming period and to contribute to the growth of the competitiveness...

Doing business in Croatia? These documents summarise regulatory changes in the country between December 2014 and February 2015.

Data collection begins now and runs until December, with ownership information to be made public in the country's UBO Register.

Back in September 2021, the revised Act on the prohibition of unfair trading practices in the business-to-business food supply chain (the "UTPs Act") entered into force.

Croatia offers quite a number of business opportunities in the field of construction.

With the euro becoming the national currency from the 1st of January 2023, most of us are focused on the expected changes in the price of products and services, ...

Businesses that operate in Croatia must be aware of the new tax reform changes that have increased allowances for business expenses.

Croatia introduced significant changes to the Companies Act and the Court Register Act on 20 April 2019 with the main goal of easing the incorporation of (simple) limited liability companies.

Corruption remains one of the most serious challenges facing modern democratic societies. Beyond its obvious criminal law dimension, corruption undermines the rule of law, distorts market competition, erodes public trust in institutions, and discourages both domestic and foreign investment.

On 1 January 2023, the euro became the official currency of the Republic of Croatia. As a result, a number of laws in Croatia have been amended.