The Croatian Tax Administration is alerting businesses using the fiscalization system that the server certificate is expiring in February 2025. To avoid disruptions in fiscalizing invoices, taxpayers need to update their software with the new certificate.
Croatia's Tax System to Undergo Certificate Update on February 10, 2025
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Author: Ivana Picajkić
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Taxpayers must know these key dates and required actions:
- Expiration Date: The current server certificate for the production environment expires in February 2025,
- Implementation Date: The new server certificate will be implemented on Monday, February 10, 2025, around 5:00 a.m.,
- Download Public Key: Taxpayers can download the public key for the new certificate from FINA's certificate search engine or the Tax Administration's website. The new certificate was issued by Fina RDC CA 2020,
- Contact IT Support: Taxpayers should contact their fiscalization software provider or IT support for assistance in downloading and storing the new server certificate,
- Test System Renewal: The server certificate for the test fiscalization system was renewed on January 30, 2025. The new certificate was issued by Fina Demo CA 2020.
What does this mean for businesses?
If businesses do not update their fiscalization software with the new certificate, they may experience issues with fiscalizing invoices after February 10, 2025. It is crucial to take action now to ensure a smooth transition. The Tax Administration recommends testing the new certificate in the test system environment before the production system is updated.
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