Croatia’s Tax Administration updated FiskApplication, enhancing invoice management, search options, exports, matching status, and e-invoicing link for businesses.
Croatia Updates FiskApplication with New Fiscalized Invoice Features
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Author: Vukašin Santo
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11.05.2026
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Croatia’s Tax Administration has released an updated version of the FiskApplication, introducing several improvements for managing fiscalized invoices.
The update brings better search options, including the display of the issuer’s OIB for incoming fiscalized invoices and the possibility to search outgoing invoices by business premises. Users can now also export fiscalized invoice data in CSV and XLSX formats, supporting easier reconciliation, reporting, and audit preparation.
A new “Awaiting matching” status has also been introduced, giving users clearer insight into fiscalized invoices that are still pending matching or further processing.
Importantly, the update also strengthens the link between fiscalization and e-invoicing, as users can now assign fiscalization authorisations together with confirmation of the e-invoice reception address.
Although no new legal obligations are introduced, the changes improve transparency, data handling, and day-to-day compliance for businesses operating in Croatia.
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