Law on special tax on coffee passed; MPs to resume 15th session on Tuesday

ZAGREB, July 8 (Hina) - The Croatian parliament on Friday adopted a law on special tax on coffee, introducing special stamps for coffee products in an effort to prevent coffee smuggling.

The state budget loses about 70 million kuna annually due to coffee smuggling.

MPs endorsed a report of the Croatian National Bank for 2004.

The Sabor wrapped up Friday's sitting and will resume the 15th session on Tuesday when it is expected to discuss and most probably vote on a proposal to revise this year's budget.

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Law on special tax on coffee passed; MPs to resume 15th session on Tuesday

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