by bojan | 11. September 2024. | News & Blog
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) is competent for the areas of VAT, customs and excise duty law. These areas of law are determined by EU law. The ECJ decides on legal issues relating to the application and interpretation of the EU law. National courts can refer questions to the ECJ in the form of a reference for a preliminary ruling. It has now been decided to amend the Statue of the European Court of Justice and change its jurisdiction. In the future, the General Court (EGC) will make decisions in specific areas, including VAT, customs, excise duties and the tariff classification of goods in the Combined Nomenclature. The transfer of jurisdiction concerns requests for preliminary rulings that are submitted from 1 October 2024.
by bojan | 23. August 2024. | News & Blog
The new Accounting Act has been published in the Official Gazette, No. 85/24, on July 19, 2024, and it comes into effect on July 27, 2024. On the date the new Act becomes effective, the existing Accounting Act (Official Gazette, No. 78/15, 134/15, 120/16, 116/18, 42/20, 47/20, 114/22, and 82/23) ceases to apply.
by bojan | 3. July 2024. | News & Blog
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has consistently ruled that a group company does not constitute a VAT fixed establishment of another foreign group company.
by bojan | 20. May 2024. | News & Blog
The renowned tax consulting firm TPA, in collaboration with the HR consultancy Kienbaum, has published a study for the third time examining labor costs in twelve selected Central and South Eastern European countries.
by bojan | 3. May 2024. | News & Blog
Taxpayers from other EU member states have the right to submit a request for the refund of VAT charged for goods and services in the Republic of Croatia through the electronic VAT refund system (VAT REFUND) of the member state in which they have their registered office, permanent establishment, residence, or habitual residence; not through the Croatian Tax Administration system.
