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Croatia Introduces Taxes on Excess Profits and Short-Term Rentals
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- •Croatia's government announced new taxes specifically on excess corporate profits and income from short-term rentals.
- •The short-term rental tax targets platforms like Airbnb and similar services popular in Croatian tourist destinations.
- •The tax on excess profits is designed to capture additional revenue from companies earning significantly above average levels.
- •These measures were unveiled on May 28, 2026.
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- ▸If Croatian authorities enforce the new taxes effectively government revenue will increase, potentially funding public services, but short-term rental prices may rise, affecting tourists and property owners.
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New taxes on short-term rentals and excess profits may reduce profitability and investor appeal for companies in Croatia's tourism and real estate sectors.
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