No VAT Reduction in Croatia This Year
ZAGREB, January 18, 2018 - Croatian Finance Minister Zdravko Marić said on Thursday that there would be no changes to the system of Value Added Tax this year and that the year would be used for a thorough analysis of the matter.
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