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OpenAccountants is a trading name of Glimpse Ltd, a company registered in Malta. We do accounting and tax work for business owners under a separate written engagement. We are not a US CPA firm and do not perform audits; US returns are signed by a US CPA or enrolled agent named in your engagement. Our free skills and automated outputs are general reference material; using them does not create an engagement or submit a filing.

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Croatia Social Contributions

CroatiaPayrollTax year 2026

Croatian mandatory social contributions (doprinosi) for tax year 2026, for employees and the self-employed. Covers pension Pillar I 15% and Pillar II 5% (20% for Pillar I only), the 16.5% health contribution, the 2026 average wage of EUR 1,993 and the bases built on it (minimum EUR 757.34, maximum EUR 11,958 a month and EUR 143,496 a year for pension), the low-wage pension relief (EUR 300 cut up to EUR 700 gross, tapering to EUR 1,300), the first-time trainee and grandfathered first-job reliefs, the fixed monthly bases for sole traders (obrt), freelancers and flat-rate taxpayers, payment deadlines, JOPPD reporting, and fines.

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Croatia Payroll

CroatiaPayrollTax year 2026

Croatian payroll for employees in tax year 2026: monthly withholding of income tax (predujam poreza na dohodak) and the contributions run with each salary. Covers the EUR 600 basic personal allowance and the dependants' allowances, the two rates set by each local unit within the legal ranges (default 20% and 30% where no decision was taken, band EUR 5,000 a month and EUR 60,000 a year), pension Pillar I 15% and Pillar II 5% (20% for Pillar I only), the 16.5% employer health contribution, the 2026 minimum and maximum bases, the low-wage pension relief, the young-worker income tax relief, the EUR 1,050 minimum wage, the JOPPD report and its deadlines, and fines.

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