Landlords in Top Croatian Tourist Spots Could Pay More Tax – Breakdown by City - Total Croatia
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Croatia plans to reform the flat rate tax for private landlords. From 2027 onwards, the minimum rates per bed will increase – with direct consequences for the holiday fund of many travellers.
We CHECKED in which tourist destinations the flat rate could change and how much more an apartment owner could pay annually depending on the number of beds.
[TAX CHANGES FOR 2027] New statutory minimums could significantly increase the annual liabilities of private landlords. For six beds in certain cities and municipalities, the calculation shows an additional 180 euros, while larger differences can be expected in the most developed tourism category.
Landlords in Top Croatian Tourist Spots Could Pay More Tax – Breakdown by City - Total Croatia
November the 10th, 2026 – Landlords located in the top Croatian tourist spots could find themselves paying much more out in tax next year – here’s a breakdown of what that looks like on a city by city basis. As of 2027, private landlords who rent out their properties to tourists could face new rules ...
The government has submitted a proposal for new rules for private landlords to Parliament.
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