Croatia

The Croatian Tax Administration issued a public notice on 4 August 2026 stating that the fiscalisation certificates, which confirm a taxpayer’s entitlement to issue electronically signed invoices, will automatically expire on 8 September 2026 at 05:00 a.m. This certificate is a mandatory prerequisite for all entities that perform fiscalisation in the final consumption phase of the […]

The final day of the first round of the promotional lottery “Every invoice counts” is scheduled for 31 July 2026, providing the last opportunity for taxpayers to submit their eligible invoices for prize eligibility. The campaign, organised by the Croatian Tax Administration, invites all registered taxpayers who have issued invoices meeting the specified technical and

The Ministry of Finance has launched a public consultation process concerning a proposed amendment to the Croatian Income Tax Act, as indicated by a notice dated 31 July 2026. The consultation, accessible through the e‑Savjetovanje portal, invites stakeholders, tax professionals, business associations, and the general public to submit comments, observations, and suggestions regarding the draft

The Tax Administration issued an alert on 29 July 2026 concerning fraudulent messages—both electronic and SMS—circulating under the pretext of tax refunds. Fraudsters are impersonating official tax officials, claiming that certain taxpayers are entitled to a monetary refund and requesting personal banking details, identification numbers, or payment of a nominal administrative fee to release the

The Croatian Tax Administration issued a public notice on 24 July 2026 detailing its enforcement activities targeting persistent and repeated violations of tax regulations. The statement underscores that the closure of business premises or suspension of fiscal obligations is not triggered by isolated administrative mistakes, but rather by patterns of deliberate non‑compliance that demonstrate intent

The Tax Administration released an updated report on 24 July 2026 concerning the status of tax debtors who have fulfilled their outstanding obligations. According to the document, individuals and legal entities that have completely settled their tax liabilities are removed from the official list of debtors, thereby reinstating their full economic rights within the national

The Tax Administration published an earlier assessment on 17 July 2026 concerning tax debtors who had been listed for outstanding fiscal obligations. The report outlines that removal from the debtor register occurs once the taxpayer has satisfied all outstanding liabilities, including the principal tax amount, accrued interest, and any statutory penalties. The removal process requires

The Tax Administration announced that, during the initial two weeks of the promotional lottery “Every invoice counts”, citizens submitted nearly 150,000 invoices for inclusion in the prize draw, as of 15 July 2026. The figure represents a substantial increase in public engagement compared with previous promotional cycles, reflecting heightened awareness of the incentive scheme and

An unexpected fire broke out at the Central Office of the Tax Administration located on Boškovićeva Street in Zagreb, prompting an immediate response from emergency services. The fire was quickly contained and fully extinguished, and fortunately no archives, documentation or IT systems were damaged. Nevertheless the incident caused a temporary interruption of regular operations at