Taxes in Croatia
When purchasing a Croatian property, the buyer pays a 3% transfer tax. When buying new property, only 30% of the value is taxed, in addition to 25% VAT. A cadastral registration application fee of about €7 (50 HRK) is to be paid when filing such a request. The property title registration itself costs another €26 (50 HRK).
There is no real estate tax in Croatia but there is annual tax on holiday property for second homes. It ranges from €0.66 to €1.98 per square metre annually depending on the municipal district.
Capital gains tax of 25% is charged upon sale during the first three years after purchase. Ownership exceeding three years is exempt.
Inheritance and gift tax is 4 %.
Income tax is 12–36%. Corporate tax is 12–18 %.
Monthly personal income, HRK | Rates, % |
Up to 30,000 | 24 |
Over 30,000 | 36 |
There is a surtax to be paid on tourist rentals. Its rate depends on the property location, ranging from 10% to 18% (the highest being levied in Zagreb).
Disclaimer: the information in the above article is for reference and may be subject to change over time. Persons interested in exact calculations should contact a certified tax specialist in this country before purchasing property.
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