There will be no forms in euros on ePorezna. The currency indication will be removed from all forms. On the initial screens for filling out the forms, there will be an informative message stating that, depending on the accounting period for which they are submitted, the amounts are in kuna or euro.
No forms in euros at the ePorezna (eTax) in Croatia
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Travel orders do not need to be presented dually. The salary and other benefits for December 2022 will be paid from January 1, 2023, in euros. In order for the salary for December 2022 together with all benefits to be paid in euros, it is necessary to calculate the salary in euros. The obligation for the calculated salary for December 2022 is recorded in the business books in kuna.
It is precisely for this reason that the Gross I amount needs to be converted into HRK and the amount of all salary items in HRK should be calculated from it. After the conclusion of the business year 2022, the salary obligation for December 2022 is transferred to the initial balance of 2023 and is converted into euros with the application of a fixed conversion rate and in accordance with the rules for conversion and rounding. Upon payment of the salary in euros in January 2023, the transferred obligations from 2022 are closed.
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