🇭🇷 Taxes · Croatia
Taxes in Croatia
A look at who pays tax in Croatia and on what income - residents and non-residents, individuals and property owners.
Croatian tax residents pay tax on income earned in the country as well as on income from anywhere in the world. Non-residents pay tax in Croatia only on income from local sources.
The main taxes
Personal income tax in Croatia runs from 15% to 45%, and the rate depends on the amount of income.
Residents and non-residents
Tax residents are taxed on income in Croatia and worldwide. Non-residents pay tax only on income from local sources.
Other taxes
VAT in Croatia is 22%. Inheritance tax is 5%.
How these rules apply to your situation - your residency, income structure and property - is something we go through on a free consultation.
Features of the Croatian tax system
Different rules for residents and non-residents
Non-residents pay tax in Croatia only on income from local sources, not on their worldwide income.
Progressive income tax
The income tax rate rises along with income - from 15% to 45%.
EU and Schengen membership
Croatia is part of the European Union and the Schengen area, which makes life and travel around Europe easier for tax residents.
FAQ
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