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ZAGREB, 3 Nov (Hina) - Last year, Croatia collected €21 billion in taxes while in terms of taxing wealth, it ranks at the bottom even though tax collection increased by 12 percent, the share of taxes in GDP decreased, the Večernji List daily reported on Thursday.
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