ZAGREB, March 24 (Hina) - The Croatian National Sabor's House of Representatives on Friday continued its session by a discussion on motions on amendments to the law on the financing of local government and the law on income tax. The
Government proposed, by amendments to the Income Tax Law, that the non-taxable part of the salary be increased from 1,000 kuna to 1,250 kuna (from US$125 to US$156), namely from 12,000 kuna to 15,000 kuna annually (from US$1,500 to US$1875). The amendments also proposed the increase of the personal deduction for a supported member and first child from 500 kuna (US$62.5) to 625 kuna (US$78.12), while the deduction would be progressively increased for every other child. By amendments to the law on the financing of local government and self-government, the Croatian Government proposed the increase of their share in the income tax. In line with this, the share of municipali
ZAGREB, March 24 (Hina) - The Croatian National Sabor's House of
Representatives on Friday continued its session by a discussion on
motions on amendments to the law on the financing of local
government and the law on income tax.
The Government proposed, by amendments to the Income Tax Law, that
the non-taxable part of the salary be increased from 1,000 kuna to
1,250 kuna (from US$125 to US$156), namely from 12,000 kuna to
15,000 kuna annually (from US$1,500 to US$1875).
The amendments also proposed the increase of the personal deduction
for a supported member and first child from 500 kuna (US$62.5) to
625 kuna (US$78.12), while the deduction would be progressively
increased for every other child.
By amendments to the law on the financing of local government and
self-government, the Croatian Government proposed the increase of
their share in the income tax. In line with this, the share of
municipalities and towns would raise from 25 percent to 32 percent,
and counties from five to nine percent.
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