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Croatia Moves to Extend Reduced VAT on Energy to Curb Inflation

The Croatian government said on Monday that it would seek to extend a reduced value-added tax rate on energy products through early 2027, a move aimed at containing consumer prices and shielding households and businesses from inflationary pressures. Speaking at a press conference in Zagreb, Tereza Rogić Lugarić, a state secretary at the Ministry of Finance, announced that the ministry would propose amendments to the VAT law to keep the reduced 5…
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The Dubrovnik Times broke the news in Dubrovnik, Croatia on Monday, February 23, 2026.
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