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Tax advisory

Clear decisions on complex tax matters.

We bring together tax law, accounting and finance so you can make decisions with a clear understanding of obligations, risks and business consequences.

15+ yearsof experience in tax, finance and accounting
4 disciplinescombined in one professional approach

TENSIT.com d.o.o.

Expert advice shaped around your decision.

Tax rules do not exist in isolation from business. We consider the legal, accounting and financial effects of each matter.

We advise companies, institutions, entrepreneurs and other clients on day-to-day operations, tax audits, corporate changes and complex transactions. Our aim is to provide clearly reasoned, practical solutions.

Four areas. One complete picture.

We combine services to suit the matter and the client’s actual needs.

01

Tax advisory

Opinions and analysis of tax consequences, support during audits and proceedings, international taxation and transfer pricing.

02

Accounting and reporting

Bookkeeping, tax returns, financial statements and management information tailored to your business.

03

Expert witness services

Independent findings and opinions on finance, accounting and tax, clearly presented and grounded in the records.

04

Economic valuations

Valuations of companies, ownership interests, assets and damages using appropriate financial methods and scenarios.

Professional responsibility

Experience that connects rules and numbers.

Matters are led by Davorin Peti, Master of Economics, tax adviser and permanent court expert in finance, accounting, tax and economic valuations.

Tax adviserProfessional representation and advice on tax matters
Permanent court expertFinance, accounting, tax and economic valuations
Master of EconomicsBusiness, financial and analytical perspective
Practical experienceMore than 15 years of work with businesses and institutions

From documents to practical solutions.

We handle each engagement through a clear process.

01 · Understand

Establish the facts

We review the documents, business context, deadlines and questions that could materially affect the conclusion.

02 · Analyse

Connect rules and numbers

We assess the tax, accounting and financial effects, explaining the risks and available options.

03 · Recommend

Give a clear recommendation

We turn the conclusion into concrete steps, a document or a professional opinion that can be used in practice.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Taxes, business decisions and compliance, with official sources.

Checked on 14 November 2026. Answers reflect published rules; proposals are identified. Check subsequent changes and the rules applicable to your case before filing.

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What is the mandatory VAT registration threshold?

The domestic small-business exemption threshold is EUR 60,000 of annual Croatian turnover excluding VAT, calculated under Article 90. It is not simply total bank receipts; disposals of business capital assets are excluded.

After exceeding the threshold, registration applies from the next day. Submit form P-PDV within eight days. Exactly EUR 60,000 does not exceed the threshold. An EU VAT identification number is distinct from ordinary VAT registration.

What changes under Fiscalisation 2.0 on 1 January 2027?

From 1 January 2027, issuing and fiscalising structured eInvoices extends to the non-VAT businesses and other issuers covered by the Act, for covered domestic transactions. Covered VAT businesses already issue them in 2026; covered non-VAT businesses already receive them.

An emailed PDF is not a structured eInvoice. Prepare the access point, authorisations and six-digit KPD 2025 item classifications. Eligible MIKROeRAČUN users can also issue eInvoices from 2027.

How should I prepare my 2026 annual personal income tax assessment?

First distinguish a DOH return from the Tax Administration’s automatic annual assessment. Not every employee files DOH. Prepare income, contributions, advance payments and evidence supporting personal allowances. Self-employed taxpayers using books should reconcile receipts, expenses, fixed assets, receivables and liabilities.

The statutory DOH and applicable ZPP-DOH deadline is the end of February 2027, subject to deadline-counting rules. Flat-rate taxation and foreign income need separate checks.

How should a company prepare its 2026 corporate income tax return?

Reconcile the books with the inventory and prepare the balance sheet and income statement. Review tax adjustments and supporting records, including depreciation, vehicles, receivables, related parties, losses and reliefs.

For the calendar year 2026, filing and payment are due on 30 April 2027. The general deadline is four months after the tax period ends. Restructuring, liquidation and insolvency may trigger special periods and deadlines. Filing is electronic.

Which reliefs and grants are available for businesses in Vukovar?

Corporate tax exemption requires actual activity in Vukovar, more than five permanent employees, the prescribed local residence share exceeding 50%, the nine-month condition and de minimis compliance. A registered address alone is insufficient. Income-tax businesses have separate employment conditions.

Municipal grants follow individual calls. The 2026 call offering up to EUR 6,000 closed on 2 November 2026; it is not an open application opportunity.

What is a demerger by separation into an existing company?

Part of a company’s assets, liabilities and legal relationships transfers to one or more existing companies while the transferring company continues. The transaction requires the prescribed agreement, approvals, documentation and registration, with member and creditor protection.

Tax treatment needs a separate review of continuity, losses and the transferred business unit. The legal transaction’s name alone does not establish tax neutrality.

What should be prepared for company liquidation?

Review assets, debts, disputes and the ability to pay creditors. Regular liquidation involves a liquidator, registration, creditor notices, settling debts, financial reports and tax filings.

For an ordinary d.o.o. or d.d., creditors have six months under the notice, and asset distribution generally waits one year from publication, subject to creditor protection. Special rules apply to j.d.o.o. and simplified dissolution.

Finance or operating lease for a passenger car: which should I choose?

A finance lease transfers most ownership risks and benefits and allows eventual ownership. An operating lease involves returning the car, with most ownership risks retained by the lessor. Compare total costs, deposits, fees and return or termination conditions. Accounting also depends on the applicable standards.

For an ordinary business passenger car, VAT deduction is generally restricted to 50%, subject to general eligibility and statutory exceptions. Lease type alone does not permit full deduction.

When does private use of a company car become a taxable benefit?

Private use provided to an employee can create a taxable benefit. Monthly valuation may use 1% of acquisition value including VAT or 20% of the operating lease or long-term rental instalment including VAT. Actual-use valuation requires records. The benefit is grossed up for payroll charges.

Purely private use requires separate review of the user’s status and deductibility. A shareholder benefit is not always salary; payroll treatment does not automatically allow full input VAT deduction.

What does pay transparency mean for employers from 2027?

EU Directive 2023/970 sets first pay-gap reporting by 7 June 2027 for employers with 150 or more workers: annually for 250+, every three years for 150–249. For 100–149, the first deadline is 7 June 2031.

As checked, Croatian Labour Act amendments have been presented as a proposal; monitor the enacted national rules. Prepare gender-neutral job evaluation and pay data. Transparency does not mean publishing every employee’s individual salary.

What anti-money-laundering duties apply to a tax advisory company?

A tax advisory company is an obliged entity. It needs documented business and client risk assessments, policies, controls, a designated officer and deputy, and staff training. It verifies clients, representatives and beneficial owners, assesses political exposure, understands the relationship and maintains risk-based due diligence.

Suspicion triggers statutory reporting to the financial intelligence unit, regardless of amount, with confidentiality and statutory exceptions. Due-diligence records are generally retained for ten years. Financial Inspectorate supervision applies.

What is transfer pricing and when is documentation required?

Transfer prices are prices and other terms between related parties, linked through direct or indirect participation in management, control or capital, including common participation. Relevant dealings include goods, services, rent, licences, loans and interest.

Arm’s-length support is required for covered dealings with related non-residents. It also applies between Croatian related residents where one has preferential corporate tax treatment, an exemption, or tax losses available for carry-forward. Vukovar relief can therefore be relevant. Company size alone does not determine the obligation.

Documentation should explain actual transactions, agreements, amounts, functions, assets, risks, the selected method, comparables and financial results, with group and local information as applicable. A contract or invoice alone is insufficient. Methods may include comparable uncontrolled price, cost plus or transactional net margin, selected for the circumstances.

Prepare support when agreeing terms and review it for the tax period. Supply documentation on request. Form PD-IPO does not replace arm’s-length evidence; non-market terms may require tax adjustments.

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