Capital Income & Investment Taxation – Croatia
Croatia taxes capital income separately from employment income. Flat 12% rate on most investment income - competitive in EU. Includes dividends, interest, capital gains, crypto. Property transfer tax 3%.
Capital Income & Investment Taxation
Croatia taxes capital income separately from employment income. Flat 12% rate on most investment income - competitive in EU. Includes dividends, interest, capital gains, crypto. Property transfer tax 3%.
Flat 12% Rate
Dividends from Croatian and foreign companies taxed at 12%. Final withholding tax. One of lower dividend rates in EU. Favorable for shareholders.
Gains from selling securities taxed at 12%. Includes stocks, bonds, funds. Some long-term holding exemptions may apply. Check specifics.
Crypto capital gains taxed at 12%. Trading, selling crypto subject to tax. Mining and staking income also taxable. Must be declared.
Interest from deposits, bonds generally 12%. Withheld at source if through Croatian institution. Foreign interest must be declared.
Real Estate
3% tax on property market value when buying. Both buyer and seller pay. Separate from capital gains. Applies to all property sales, gifts, inheritances.
Property tax on holiday homes and non-primary residences. Primary residence generally exempt. Rates set locally.
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