- Croatia’s Ministry of Finance is consulting on a draft bill to amend the VAT Act
- The main measure is an increase in the VAT registration threshold from EUR 40,000 to EUR 50,000
- Croatia became an EU member state in 2013 and adopted a new Law on Value Added Tax
- Amendments to the VAT Act have been made in recent years, including changes to VAT rates and thresholds
- The latest amendment in 2019 aimed to reduce the regressive impact of VAT by applying reduced rates to certain goods and services
Source: esavjetovanja.gov.hr
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