Aid for the preservation of jobs (COVID-19 and earthquake-affected areas): January-February 2021
AIM Preservation of workplaces for employers whose economic activity has been disrupted due to the consequences of the earthquake disaster in the Sisak-Moslavina, Zagreb and Karlovac counties. TARGET GROUPS OF EMPLOYERS Employers from the area of Sisak-Moslavina, Zagreb and Karlovac counties where disaster caused by the earthquake was declared, regardless of the activity and the […]
Obligations of Taxpayers located in the area affected by the devastating earthquake
Tax Authorities have published information regarding the obligations of Taxpayers located in the area affected by the devastating earthquake. Write-off of tax advances: Without any request of the taxpayers from the Sisak-Moslavina, Zagreb and Karlovac counties where the disaster caused by the earthquake was declared ex officio, the Tax Authorities will determine an advances of […]
Deadlines for submission of annual financial statements for year 2020
The Croatian Tax Authorities have published an official notice regarding deadlines for submission of annual financial statements and other accounting documentation for year 2020. Due to the still present special circumstances related to COVID-19 epidemic, annual financial statements and other accounting documentation for the business year starting from January 1, 2020 or during the calendar […]
January 2021: Your reference for Tax News in Croatia
The Confida monthly newsletter has been created to help you navigate new tax rules and regulations in Croatia. Confida Croatia has created the January Monthly Newsletter with the aim of providing both local and international businesses with answers to key questions regarding tax regulations in Croatia.
Determination and Payment of Profit Tax According to Cash Method Accounting
A profit income taxpayer who did not generate revenues greater than HRK 7,500,000.00* in year 2020 may determine the tax base for year 2021 according to the cash method of accounting. CONDITION: such determination of the tax base can be used only by a VAT taxpayer who applies the taxation procedure according to collected fees. […]
December 2020: Your reference for Tax News in Croatia
The Confida monthly newsletter has been created to help you navigate new tax rules and regulations in Croatia. Confida Croatia has created the December Monthly Newsletter with the aim of providing both local and international businesses with answers to key questions regarding tax regulations in Croatia.
Proposals from the Fifth Round of Tax Reforms for year 2021
The Ministry of Finance – Tax Authorities have announced legal changes in the field of taxes for year 2021. Below you can find an overview of the most important legal changes. Proposed amendments to Personal Income Tax Act reduction of income tax rates applicable to annual and final income from 24% to 20% and from […]
November 2020: Your reference for Tax News in Croatia
The Confida monthly newsletter has been created to help you navigate new tax rules and regulations in Croatia. Confida Croatia has created the November Monthly Newsletter with the aim of providing both local and international businesses with answers to key questions regarding tax regulations in Croatia.
Guidelines for reporting of cross border arrangements (DAC-6)
Based on the adopted amendments of Law on Administrative Cooperation, the Croatian Tax Authorities issued guidelines on the submission of information on cross border taxes (DAC-6). Ensuring effective implementation, the Guidelines are providing detailed explanations and practical examples. We remind that the application of the national provisions of Directive 2018/822/EU (better known as DAC-6) applies […]
New Aliens Act Adopted
On 25 November 2020, the Croatian Parliament adopted the new Aliens Act, according to which the annual quota for the employment of foreigners will no longer be determined. The Act also more clearly prescribes the provisions related to the entry, stay and work of foreigners in Croatia. EMPLOYMENT OF FOREIGNERS According to the new Act, […]