Tax Administration Expands Its Services Through the eTax System

The Tax Administration (PU) has expanded its services through the eTax system and now allows the electronic submission of forms ZPP-DOH and INO-DOH, intended for the special procedure for recognizing rights in the calculation of annual income tax, it was announced on Tuesday by the PU.

The Tax Administration emphasizes that they are focused on constantly improving the services intended for citizens and entrepreneurs, with one of the priorities being the development of electronic communication with taxpayers so that they can more quickly and easily exercise their rights or fulfill obligations.

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– Therefore, among the already available services, the possibility of submitting the ZPP-DOH form has been introduced into the eTax system this year, in accordance with the Income Tax Act, or its provisions relating to the submission of the annual declaration of the mentioned tax, states the announcement from the Tax Administration.

As they explain, if taxpayers to whom the special procedure applies wish to exercise the prescribed rights, and the Tax Administration does not have data to determine the right to reduce income and/or data to increase the personal deduction, they can submit the ZPP-DOH Form for recognizing rights in the special procedure via eTax or at the competent office of the Tax Administration by the end of February of the current year for the previous year.

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– The Tax Administration, after receiving the request, will conduct a verification process and if it can determine its justification through available data, it will take the stated data into account in the special procedure. In case additional proof is needed, and when credible documents have not been submitted or additional proof is required, the Tax Administration will invite the taxpayer for additional proof of the facts stated in the ZPP-DOH Form. Taxpayers who wish to redistribute part of the personal deduction for dependent family members and/or children, as well as taxpayer heirs who are obliged to submit an annual tax return on behalf of a deceased person, can act in the same way, states the announcement.

Additionally, for taxpayers who have earned income in or from abroad, the data from the submitted INO-DOH form will be taken into account in the special procedure, which can also be submitted via eTax, no later than January 31 of the current year for the previous year, or data submitted during the year from JOPPD forms, it is stated.

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– If by the specified deadline the domestic employer, or the taxpayer themselves for justified reasons does not possess the data on the paid foreign tax, and wishes to include it in the domestic tax obligation, the domestic employer, via the INO-DOH form, or the taxpayer, via the INO-DOH or ZPP-DOH form, is obliged to inform the Tax Administration and subsequently provide the data on the paid foreign tax, no later than November 30 of the current year for the previous year, explains the Tax Administration.

The INO-DOH form is signed electronically using digital certificates issued by the Financial Agency (FINA) or certificates on the electronic ID card (AKD), while the ZPP-DOH can be sent with credentials from the NIAS system – National Identification and Authentication System, minimum security level 3, which can be accessed via the link https://e-porezna.porezna-uprava.hr/Pocetna.aspx or by selecting eTax services on the e-Citizens portal https://pretinac.gov.hr/, states the announcement.