1 August 2019
From 1 January 2020, Croatia plans to reduce their standard VAT rate from 25% to 24%.
At the same time, they also plan to reduce the VAT rate applicable to hospitality services provided in cafes, restaurants and hotels, from 25% to 13%. This decrease is aimed at boosting the tourism sector and mirrors the VAT treatment most EU countries apply to their travel and hospitality sectors.
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