Croatia’s e-invoicing and reporting mandates for the hospitality sector. Learn about current and upcoming regulations, along with partner solutions for streamlined compliance.
This is not a legally approved document. We are outlining what our customers do in Croatia regarding statutory requirements. They may utilize Cloudbeds alongside other third-party services to comply with all requisites.
E-Invoicing
Current Mandates: None.
Fiscalisation Receipts
Current Mandates:
Fiscalization is a procedure used by Porezna uprava (tax administration) in Croatia to monitor cash transactions and the value-added tax (PDV) calculation of a business. When a company issues an invoice to its customer, it is sent electronically to the CIS of Porezna uprava. CIS (centralni informacijski server) is the central information server that generates and assigns a unique code to each received invoice. This code is called a JIR code (jedinstveni identifikator računa), and it uniquely identifies an invoice, along with a security code of the issuer (ZKI number). See the official website for more details: https://www.fina.hr/en/homepage
Partner Solutions:
- E-Invoicing (Minimax) (estimated availability Q1, 2025)
Guest Reporting
Current Mandates:
Visitors to Croatia are required by law to be registered with the local police within 24 hours of arrival. Therefore properties should submit this information to the Croatian authorities’ eVistior site (details found here).
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