NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12737
Minister: Kazakhstan important Central Asian partner to Croatia
Primorac: I will restore dignity to institution of President
HDZ official says parl. majority stable even without DOMiNO
Podravka opens logistics distribution centre worth €48m
Seventh Rafale multi-purpose fighter jet arrives in Croatia
News schedule for Friday, 22 November
Croatian Tourism Days bring together over 1,000 participants
Vetropack Straža invests €60mn in new glass furnace
Ministry says not commenting on protection requests for number of tactical reasons
ZAGREB, Nov 10 (Hina) - Union leaders on Thursday welcomed the changes to the tax reform that refer to a lower Value Added Tax on electricity delivery and to keeping the current 5% VAT rate on bread, milk, medicines and books, but at the same time they pointed out the need to increase the minimum wage and other salaries to boost consumption and demand and consequently job creation.
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