Reports CROATIA MARKET REPORT
Players are taxed on their winnings for the lottery which is set at 10 per cent on gains over €99- €1,327 and 15 per cent from €1,327- €3,981, 20 per cent between €3,981– €66,361 and 30 per cent on anything above over that. Taxes on winnings for betting games is the same as the lottery, except the first 10 per cent is taxed on any winnings up to €1,327.
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Casino concessions are granted for 15 years and the monthly tax for operating games in casinos is 15 per cent monthly on GGR.
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Te maximum number of operators is 20 for casino games.
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Casino can be stand-alone or if within buildings must be category five stars or more or on passenger ships.
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Betting - registered operators must have a share capital of at least €530,891 and a bank guarantee of €663,614.
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Monthly tax rate is five per cent on turnover and an annual fee of €132,722 is required. If they operate online betting an annual fee of €398,168 is required.
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Maximum number of operating licences is 20 for betting games.
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Games of chance - operators need a share capital of at least €265,445 and a bank guarantee for the first 30 slots of €39,816 with an increase per number of slots up to €663,614 for those with more than 250 slots.
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Slot operators must pay an annual fee of €1,327 per machine or €5,308 for multiplayers or €6,636 for a multiplayer with more than six player positions. Te monthly tax rate is 25 per cent on GGR.
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Slot halls must be in an area of at least 100sq.m in size with at least 30 machines and at least 200m from educational or religious buildings.
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Maximum number of licences for slot machine operators is 55.
Players are taxed on their winnings for the lottery which is set at 10 per cent on gains over €99- €1,327 and 15 per cent from €1,327- €3,981, 20 per cent between €3,981– €66,361 and 30 per cent on anything above over that. Taxes on winnings for betting games is the same as the lottery, except the first 10 per cent is taxed on any winnings up to €1,327.
Advertising is generally permitted although the P36 WIRE / PULSE / INSIGHT / REPORTS
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