From May 8 at 4 p.m. until May 12 at 8 a.m., the Croatian Tax Administration’s electronic services (ePorezna and mTax) will be temporarily unavailable due to the implementation of a new digital tax system. Key services such as tax form submissions, certificate issuance, and fiscalization-related registrations will be interrupted, while the invoice/fiscalization system and OIB registry access will remain operational.
Temporary interruption of Electronic Tax Services of Croatian Tax Administration from May 8, 2025.
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The Croatian Tax Administration system will be temporary unavailable in the period from Thursday, May 8, 2025, from 4 p.m. to Monday, May 12, 2025, until 8 a.m.
The Ministry of Finance, Tax Administration, is implementing the Digital Transformation of the Tax Administration project. The goal of the Project is to build a new information system that will be able to meet the requirements of modern digital business and facilitate and make electronic services even more accessible to citizens, entrepreneurs, alongside other state administration bodies.
Due to the planned work on the implementation of the Project, the TA informs the public that, in the period from Thursday, May 8, 2025, from 4 p.m. to Monday, May 12, 2025, until 8 a.m., the electronic services of the Tax Administration for citizens and entrepreneurs i.e. businesses will be unavailable.
Below is the list of the electronic services and services of the Tax Administration that will be unavailable via the eTax („ePorezna“) and mTax systems during the mentioned time:
- services within the eCitizens system,
- insight into the status of the tax accounting card and creation of a barcode for electronic payment of tax debt,
- submission of requests for rebooking and refund of overpaid funds on the tax accounting card and all other requests,
- issuance of Certificates,
- submission of requests for issuing a Tax Card,
- registration of business premises for fiscalization*,
- submission of the Specifications of Unrelated payments Form,
- submission of the Profit Tax form,
- submission of the VAT form,
- submission of the JOPPD form and all other forms in this area.
Since these are extraordinary circumstances of system unavailability, taxpayers who will be paying their salaries and pensions during the specified period will submit the JOPPD form upon system availability. JOPPD forms submitted in this way will be considered submitted within the legal deadline.
Take note that the following systems listed below will continue to operate regularly without interruptions in the above-mentioned period:
- Invoice and fiscalization system,
as well as OIB assignment and data retrieval from the OIB Registry.
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