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Key dates for e-invoicing in Croatia

Croatia is advancing toward a fully digital and compliant invoicing ecosystem. Here are the key milestones to stay ahead of.

Mandatory B2B e-invoicing

January 2013

Croatia introduces its Fiscalization system for real-time reporting of cash transactions.

E-reporting rollout

April 2020

Mandatory B2G e-invoicing implemented in accordance with the EU e-Invoicing Directive.

Royal Decree published

Present

Domestic B2B e-invoicing remains voluntary; Fiscalization remains mandatory for applicable retail and cash transactions.

E-reporting rollout

Future

Expected to expand e-invoicing and e-reporting requirements in line with EU ViDA developments.

This mandate currently affects e-invoicing and e-reporting

E-invoicing

E-invoicing

Mandatory

Mandatory for domestic B2B transactions

E-reporting

E-reporting

Applicable

Applicable for domestic B2B and B2G transactions.

The Mandate

Who is in scope in Croatia?

B2B

B2B

Voluntary
B2G

B2G

Mandatory
B2C

B2C

Fiscalization reporting required for applicable transactions
Cross-border

Cross-border

Supported through Peppol

Invoice formats

Supported formats in Croatia

Invoices must comply with the Croatian e-invoicing mandate using one of the following approved formats.

Supported formats

Peppol BIS Billing 3.0

Supported formats

UBL 2.1

Supported formats

EN 16932 XML

Companies affected in

Croatia

Companies

Suppliers to Croatian public authorities (B2G)

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