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Post by darcy on May 29, 2008 0:21:11 GMT 1
If you work in a retail company, return on VAT does not make any sense and if I am a taxman, I will rush for "a chat and a coffee". If you do eg. a wholesale, then it is a different story. I found out the summer rentals are VAT neutral if you are re-investing your profits.
However, basic point is - if you keep tax records, if you follow the law and the rulings, you should be OK even if you make a genuine mistake. But not in Croatia, that is my experience.
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zoran
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Post by zoran on Jul 9, 2008 11:02:47 GMT 1
The main thing is to have a good acountant here and also to learn about the taxes yourself it is not that hard.You are paying PDV in advance on profit from last year.If you buy something on the company name that is in use for buissines than you will pay less taxes.
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Post by darcy on Jul 10, 2008 14:17:22 GMT 1
What "PDV in advance on profit"? I can't get it.
Regarding paying taxes in advance, what Croatia is currently doing, that is not common. It is common for you to earn the money first, and then pay the taxes - eg. you have to take a loan to start a business and in Croatia you also need some extra to pay the taxes even before you pocketed any money. For me, that is very hard to understand.
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