Frozen Bank Accounts a Burden for Many in Croatia
ZAGREB, January 24, 2018 - At the end of November 2017, there were 322,782 Croatians whose bank accounts had been frozen due to default payments, owing a total of 42.80 billion kuna, and Zagreb had the largest number of debtors - 63,316, owing 12.36 billion kuna.
Government to Increase Research and Development Tax Breaks
Entrepreneurs praise the move.
In 2017, New Car Sales Increased by 15%
As many as 57 Porsches and 51 Jaguars were sold last year.
Croatia’s Budget Records First Surplus Since Independence
The finance minister talks about government finances in 2017 and plans for 2018.
Industrial Production Falls, Consumer Spending Increases
Mixed trends at the end of 2017.
EU Warns About Excessive Economic Imbalances in Croatia
Despite improved economic situation, the danger is still there.
Links with Tourism Key for Success of Croatian Economy
Vegeta’s success is an excellent example to follow.
HGK Presents Annual Awards for Best Croatian Companies
Maistra is the best large company, while Mate Rimac received special recognition for the promotion of the economy.
Croatia’s Deficit Again Smaller than Expected
Finance Minister Marić is in Washington for meetings with IMF and the World Bank.
