I am VAT-registered: from when do I have to issue e-invoices?
From 1 January 2026. Every invoice to another taxpayer or a public body goes out as an e-invoice and is fiscalised. Receipts to consumers stay as they are. Checked by the Tax Administration.
- Who must?
- All VAT-registered businesses under the Fiscalisation Act, whatever their legal form.
- What to do?
- Choose an information intermediary or a tool from the shelf.
- Set the authorisations in FiskAplikacija.
- Send every B2B and B2G invoice as an e-invoice and fiscalise it; fiscalise received ones within 5 working days.
- Where to file?
- The Tax Administration's Fiscalisation 2.0 system, through an information intermediary.
- Who checks?
- Tax Administration (Porezna uprava)
- Fine
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We are checking the fine in the source; until then we do not write a number.
- What if I am already late?
- Start now: pick an intermediary or a tool and begin issuing e-invoices. For the period without e-invoices, talk to your accountant.
What gets said wrong online
Wrong: "I have to send e-invoices to consumers too."
Right: E-invoices are for invoices to other taxpayers and public bodies. Consumers get receipts as before, with fiscalisation.
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Sort it out
- Tax Administration: Guide to Fiscalisation 2.0 (Croatian), read on 24 Oct 2026
- Tax Administration: Issuers and recipients of e-invoices and the obligation to issue (Croatian), read on 24 Oct 2026
- Fiscalisation Act, Official Gazette (NN) 89/2025
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This is not legal advice. Deadlines and fines come from the sources listed; check the source before you decide.