Drop in value of fiscal receipts since start of corona crisis exceeds HRK 25bn

Since the beginning of the coronavirus crisis in Croatia on February 24 to November 1, the total value of fiscal receipts fell by 17% year-on-year, or by HRK 25.16 billion, according to data released by the Tax Authority on Monday.
In the period from February 24 to November 1 this year, 1.3 billion fiscal receipts were issued, and their value amounted to HRK 119.5 billion, while in 2019, 1.7 billion fiscal receipts were issued, worth a total of HRK 144.7 billion.
The amount of fiscal receipts issued in wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles dropped by 20% on the year, to 799.9 million, and their value decreased by 9% to HRK 84.3 billion, from last year's HRK 92.6 billion.
Accommodation and food service activities generated 194.3 million fiscal receipts, down by 38% on the year. The value of fiscal receipts in hospitality and tourism issued from February 24 to November 1 this year amounted to HRK 12.6 billion, which is a drop of 46% compared to HRK 23.5 billion recorded in 2019.
Last week value of receipts dropped by 7% y-o-y
From October 26 to November 1 this year, the number of receipts in all sectors dropped by 13% year-on-year, to 35.2 million, while their value decreased by 7%, or about HRK 227.7 million, to HRK 2.97 billion.
Compared to the period from October 1 to 25, last week saw a drop of 4% in the number and of 5% in the value of fiscal receipts.
(€1 = HRK 7.57)
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