The State Is Introducing an Investment Account. Citizens Will Be Able to Invest up to 250,000 Euros
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CROATIA is introducing an investment account with tax-free profits for deposits of up to 250,000 euros to encourage citizens to invest more in the capital market.
There are 91 billion euros in bank accounts, and the new instrument offers an alternative with yields for long-term savings
The Croatian investment account is an instrument that aims to motivate citizens to invest in the capital market. Each person can have one account and invest a maximum of 250 thousand euros, and the profit will not be taxed, said Matej Bule, State Secretary at the Ministry of Finance, in Parliament on Tuesday. "Citizens have significant amounts of savings, but they keep them [...]
State Secretary Matej Bule announced in Parliament that the new investment account will allow citizens to invest up to 250 thousand euros without taxation of profits, thus encouraging more active participation in the capital market.
The Croatian Investment Account is an instrument designed to motivate citizens to invest in the capital market. Each person can have one account and invest a maximum of 250,000 euros, and the profits made will not be taxed, said Matej Bule, State Secretary at the Ministry of Finance, in Parliament on Tuesday.
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