Webshop fiscalization - guides
Short, practical guides on webshop fiscalization, Fiscalization 2.0 and e-invoicing.
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How much does a webshop cost in Croatia in 2026: ranges and cost drivers
Realistic price ranges for building a webshop in Croatia: off-the-shelf platform, custom webshop and a B2B portal with ERP integration.
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Wholesale webshop (B2B): how it differs from a regular webshop
A B2B wholesale webshop has per customer pricing, discounts, credit limits and an ERP link. What it must have and where wholesalers usually get stuck.
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How to start fiscalizing B2C receipts in Croatia: every step
Every step from zero to your first fiscalized receipt in Croatia: tax portal access, internal act, premises registration, a fiscalization certificate, testing and go-live.
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Right of withdrawal in a webshop: how to implement it
The 14-day withdrawal period, the standard withdrawal form, who pays for return shipping, when the period stretches to a year, and the exceptions. Plus what the webshop itself must provide.
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Webshop fiscalization 2026: what Croatian webshops must know
Webshop fiscalization from 1 Jan 2026: which invoices to fiscalize, by payment method, and how to automate it for Shopify and WooCommerce.
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Shopify fiscalization in Croatia: automatic fiscal receipts (2026)
How to fiscalize a Shopify store in Croatia: FINA certificate, automatic fiscal receipts, B2B e-invoices and a 15-minute setup.
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WooCommerce fiscalization: plugin for fiscal receipts and e-invoices
WooCommerce fiscalization: a plugin for automatic fiscal receipts and e-invoices, easy setup, and card/COD/bank-transfer support.
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Fiscalization 2.0: what it is, obligations and deadlines
What Fiscalization 2.0 is, the obligations, the 2026 and 2027 deadlines, and the difference from Fiscalization 1.0.
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e-invoice 2026: what it is, how to issue and receive it
What an e-invoice is, who must send and receive it from 2026, how to issue it via an intermediary, and how it differs from a PDF.
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Information intermediary for e-invoices: how to choose and confirm
What an information intermediary is, how to choose and confirm your access point, and how much e-invoicing costs.
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Fiscalization 2.0 for flat-rate sole traders: 2026 and 2027
What Fiscalization 2.0 means for flat-rate sole traders: receiving e-invoices from 2026, issuing from 2027.
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Penalties for non-fiscalization 2026: how much for webshops and traders
Croatian non-fiscalization penalties 2026 for sole traders, companies and responsible persons.
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FINA fiscalization certificate: how to get it online and the cost
What the FINA fiscalization certificate is, how to obtain it online, cost and validity, plus the free demo certificate.
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JIR and ZKI on an invoice: meaning and how to verify them (2026)
What JIR and ZKI are, where to find them on a fiscalized invoice, how to verify a receipt with the Tax Administration, and the new AMS/MPS terms.
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KPD 2025: the e-invoice classification and how to find your code
What KPD 2025 is, who must classify products/services for e-invoices, and how to find the right code.
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Internal fiscalization act 2026: example and ready template
Internal fiscalization act 2026: who needs it, what it must contain, plus a ready example you can adapt to your business.
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R1 invoice: what it is, who issues it and an example (2026)
What an R1 invoice is and when it is issued, the mandatory data (buyer OIB), an example layout, and how it differs from a consumer receipt.
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Lowest price in the last 30 days: what must appear next to a discount
When a discount is advertised, the lowest price from the 30 days before it must appear next to the new price. Who is bound by it, what exactly is shown and how it is computed.
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Anchor price from 1 Oct 2026: two reference days and what must appear
From 1 October 2026 every Croatian retailer, webshops included, must show an anchor price. Which two reference days apply, to which products, and what the fines are.
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A machine-readable price list: CSV, XML or JSON and what goes in it
How to publish a webshop price list a machine can read: which format, which columns, what address and why a daily export with an archive beats a one-off spreadsheet.
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Price list file naming: what the rules require and what is left to you
The Croatian decision prescribes what a price list file name must contain, but not the order, separator or structure. What that means in practice.
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