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Croatia e-invoicing news and updates

Every Croatia e-invoicing change we have recorded — 3 updates, newest first, each one cited. Regulator: Porezna uprava (Tax Administration). Last change logged 15 Oct 2026.

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15 Oct 2026

Croatia: updated fiscalisation and reporting deadlines for domestic B2B from 1 January 2027

From 1 January 2027 updated fiscalisation and e-invoicing requirements apply to domestic B2B transactions for entities established in Croatia, with reporting deadlines set at five working days and a monthly cycle depending on the data. This tightens the regime that went live on 1 January 2026 rather than replacing it, and it lands on the reporting half — the part that is separate from invoice exchange and that teams most often treat as an afterthought. A five-working-day window is short enough to break month-end batch habits, which is the same operational trap Romania's five-day rule created.

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02 Oct 2026

Croatia upgrades the free MIKROeRACUN app to issue e-invoices, test build due October

The Croatian Tax Administration is extending MIKROeRACUN, its free application for smaller taxpayers, so that users can issue electronic invoices directly rather than only receive and view them. A test version and accompanying guidance are expected during October 2026. For micro and small businesses inside Fiskalizacija 2.0 this removes the main practical objection to the regime — that compliance required buying software — though it does not change the underlying obligation, which has been in force since 1 January 2026 and still includes real-time fiscalisation reporting separate from the invoice exchange itself.

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01 Jan 2026

Croatia: Fiskalizacija 2.0 goes live — B2B e-invoicing plus real-time fiscalisation

Croatia switched on Fiskalizacija 2.0 on 1 January 2026, and the reason it catches people out is that it is two obligations wearing one name. VAT-registered businesses established or resident in Croatia must issue and receive structured B2B e-invoices in UBL 2.1 against the Croatian CIUS, exchanged through access points and authorised information intermediaries. Separately and in parallel they must transmit fiscalisation and e-reporting data to Porezna uprava in the Tax Administration's own XML formats, in real time. Satisfying the invoice exchange does not satisfy the reporting. B2C is out of scope for e-invoicing, but every retail sale must still be fiscalised in real time regardless of payment method. A free FiskAplikacija is provided for smaller taxpayers.

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Croatia e-invoicing news and updates

Croatia: updated fiscalisation and reporting deadlines for domestic B2B from 1 January 2027

Croatia upgrades the free MIKROeRACUN app to issue e-invoices, test build due October

Croatia: Fiskalizacija 2.0 goes live — B2B e-invoicing plus real-time fiscalisation

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