Croatia
New Regulation Brings Greater Transparency to State-Owned Companies
The Ministry of Finance's new regulation has taken effect, introducing greater transparency in the operations of strategic companies, including the disclosure of executive and director compensation.
Economy
Installment Purchases Now Subject to Creditworthiness Checks
The new Consumer Credit Act takes effect on November 20, and starting June 1, 2027, retailers offering installment plans directly will be required to assess customers' creditworthiness.
Croatia
Retailers to Check Your Ability to Pay in Installments from 2027
New consumer credit law introduces creditworthiness assessments for installment sales offered directly by retailers, and a free debt counseling service launches in January.
Economy
Craftsmen with Incomes up to €40,000 Can Breathe a Sigh of Relief
Draft amendments to the law sent to e-Consultation bring good news for most lump-sum craftsmen, and the Croatian Chamber of Trades and Crafts proposes introducing vouchers for occasional work.
Croatia
Crafts Chamber Welcomes Tax Law Amendments: Artisans Earning Up to €40,000 Unaffected
Draft amendments to tax laws sent to e-Consultation bring significant changes compared to the Ministry of Finance's initial proposal, with the Croatian Crafts Chamber also proposing the introduction of vouchers for occasional work.
Croatia
Vidović confirmed he is becoming an advisor to the Finance Minister
Economy
Croatian Investment Account Arrives: Tax-Free Up to €200,000, with Bonus Up to €250,000
Entrepreneurship
Croatian Chamber of Trades and Crafts Launches Calculator for Artisans, UGP Says: 'The State Punishes Those Who Work'
Stock Market
Lump-sum taxpayers up to €40,000 face no levy increases, those above will pay up to 67% more
Economy
Croatian Investment Account Arrives in 2027: Tax-Free Returns and a Limit of Up to €200,000
New law envisages simpler investing in the capital market, with authorized intermediaries taking over administrative duties.
Economy
Croatian Investment Account from 2027: No Capital Gains Tax
The Ministry of Finance has presented HIR, a new tax-incentive instrument for citizens to invest in the domestic capital market with a lifetime limit of €200,000.
Economy
Croatia Introduces Investment Account: Citizens' Investments Tax-Free up to €250,000
The Ministry of Finance has sent the draft law on the Croatian Investment Account for public consultation. The law is expected to enter into force on January 1, 2027.
Economy
Croatia Introduces Investment Account with Tax-Free Returns
The Ministry of Finance has submitted the draft law on the Croatian Investment Account for public consultation. The law could take effect on January 1, 2027, and every adult citizen will be able to open one such account.
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Croatia Plans to Introduce a Tax-Free Investment Account for All Citizens
The initiative, known as the Croatian Investment Account (HRI), would allow citizens to invest without any tax burden on returns, with parents also able to open accounts on behalf of their minor children.