- The standard VAT rate in Croatia is 25%. Some supplies are exempt from VAT, such as education, health care, insurance, and banking services. There are also reduced VAT rates of 13% for accommodation services, periodicals, and electricity for households, and 5% for items like books, newspapers, medicines, and certain types of food.
- The VAT registration threshold for resident businesses is 40,000 EUR, while non-resident businesses have no registration threshold.
- Taxable activities that trigger the imposition of Croatia VAT include the supply of goods and services, receipt of reverse-charge services, export and import of goods.
- Non-EU established businesses may need a tax representative in Croatia. More information can be found in the VAT legislation and through the Tax Authority officials.
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