On April 24, 2025, the Croatian government moved forward with a key update in its fiscal landscape: a Draft Law on Fiscalization that introduces mandatory e-Invoicing for B2B transactions.
The move expands the existing e-Invoicing and real-time reporting system (previously focused on B2G and B2C transactions) to now include B2B operations as well. This update is part of Croatia’s broader digitalization efforts and follows the earlier developments we covered in our previous blog post.
What’s changing and when
The new law is expected to come into force on September 1, 2025. However, businesses won’t be required to comply until January 1, 2026. This transitional period gives companies time to prepare their systems and processes for the expanded scope of fiscalization.
It’s worth noting that the law is currently undergoing its second reading in the Croatian Parliament. While this means changes could still occur, the direction is clear: mandatory B2B e-Invoicing is coming.
The impac
If you operate in Croatia or do business with Croatian partners, it’s time to assess your e-Invoicing readiness. The expansion to B2B impacts how invoices are issued, reported, and archived. It also reinforces the trend of increased transparency and real-time oversight in financial transactions.
Companies should begin evaluating their current invoicing solutions, consult with technology providers, and plan for integration with the updated system requirements.
Stay ahead of the change
At Dynatos, we help organizations align with evolving fiscal regulations. Whether you’re just starting or optimizing your current process, we’re here to support your transition to compliant B2B e-Invoicing in Croatia.
Want to prepare confidently for Croatia’s new e-Invoicing mandate?
Let’s talk about how Dynatos can help streamline your implementation. Contact us today.
