New Property Tax in Croatia

Politics ♦ Published: August 21, 2012; 19:13 ♦ (Vindobona)

Slavko Linic, Finance Minister of Croatia, confirmed that Croatia will introduce a property tax in 2013. There would be no need for an IMF loan, Linic argues.

New Property Tax in Croatia / Picture: © Vindobona.org

As the Croatian crisis begins to aggravate, the government aims to increase public revenues. According to the economist Zeljko Lovrincevic, the government has implemented wrong concepts against the crisis. The VAT was lifted, taxes on water and energy were up. Lovrincevic: „Croatia does not only face a recession, but rather a depression.“ he told…

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