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Public Croatia Author: Kristina Dosen
After it became mandatory on September 5th to display prices in all business relationships directly with consumers in anticipation of the introduction of the euro, prices will be monitored and it is to be seen how everyone will get used to the new payment currency until the start of pre-supply of euro banknotes. However, businesses should not lose sight of the fact that the Law on the Introduction of the Euro foresees a whole range of penalties for non-compliance with its provisions.
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Retailers and all other business entities that are subject to the obligation of dual displaying of prices, and have not clearly, legibly, and visibly and easily noticed the prices in kuna and euro, and also displayed the fixed conversion rate in a visible place, may be fined in the range of 20.000 HRK up to 100.000 HRK.
This range of penalties applies to all business dealings with consumers, so for non-compliance with the provisions on dual displaying of prices and value of services, employers may be fined if they did not dually display the mandatory amounts on payroll, notaries public who did not show the price of their services in both currencies, and all public authorities that do business with consumers.
In the same range, fines are also set for banks that do not conclude an agreement with the Croatian National Bank on advance supply of euros or supply their clients with euros without an agreement.

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