According to official data, the most profitable businesses in Croatia are betting shops, weapons, and film distribution.
Occasionally, there is a surprise such as the textile company Comprom Plus, and among the most profitable, there are no large companies from the food and other sectors that are ‘flagships’ of the domestic industry. In the new issue of Lider, we bring you a list of the 100 most profitable companies in Croatia – learn more about them in the weekly topic by Matilda Bačelić.
Edis Felić has addressed the issue of the constitutionality of secret tax agents under Linić in our current issue. Although it is not moral, it is legally permissible for inspectors to misrepresent themselves. However, if waiters are encouraged not to issue receipts, this is incitement to crime orchestrated by state officials, raising the question of how much this violates the Constitution and endangers fundamental human rights.
With the entry into the European Union, there could be more sales of family businesses, both due to the inability to be competitive in a large market and for cashing out businesses they have built. Who could be the main actors in these stories can be read in our today’s issue, where we also addressed Agrokor’s attack on Cedevita, the operations of Liburnia Riviera Hotels, and new projects of TŽV Gredelja…
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