The Croatian government has confirmed the introduction of B2B electronic invoicing, between companies, starting in January 2026. This so-called Fiscalization Project 2.0 could also be extended to B2C transactions.
What is the Fiscalization Project 2.0 in the field of electronic invoicing in Croatia?
The implementation of electronic invoicing in Croatia is one of the measures taken by the Croatian tax administration, Porezna Uprava, within the framework of a comprehensive strategy of digitalization and tax modernization called Fiscalization Project 2.0 (Fiskalization 2.0) which will also demands an integrated electronic archiving and advanced online accounting in the VAT system to prevent tax fraud related to VAT refunds.
This project includes:
- B2G: Establishment of a system for reporting to the Tax Administration.
- B2B (Business to Business) electronic invoice: with custody/archiving and e-reporting of the online VAT system.
- A free platform for receiving electronic invoices that will be made available to small taxpayers
Schedule for the adoption of Electronic Invoicing in Croatia
2019: Mandatory for companies that carry out transactions with the public sector (B2G).
January 1, 2026: Extension of mandatory electronic invoicing for all B2B transactions.
Characteristics of mandatory Electronic Invoicing in Croatia
Model: Centralized. The Ministry of Finance, more precisely the agency FINA e-Račun u Javnoj Nabavi, developed the electronic invoicing platform E-račun (connected to PEPPOL) that centralizes the process of issuing and receiving electronic invoices, ensuring a standardized flow of information through a single access point.
Format: PEPPOL UBL 2.1 and the CII (Cross Industry Invoice).
Archiving: 11 years.
Reporting: Form U-RA required since 2019.
Preparing for E-Invoicing in Croatia with Brait
For both local and foreign companies operating in Croatia, it is crucial to start preparing their systems and processes to comply with the new e-invoicing regulations.
SAP-specific connectors, such as our Invictia, can make integration more seamless, allowing for efficient billing in multiple jurisdictions, as well as facilitating an efficient and seamless transition.
At Brait we have extensive experience in global e-invoicing, with projects successfully implemented in countries as diverse as France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Colombia, Malaysia, etc. If you need information on how to adapt your company to the new electronic invoicing regulations in Croatia or another country, don't hesitate to contact us!
We're here to help you comply with all regulatory requirements and ensure that your business operates smoothly.
