Lider 667. July 13, 2018.

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Raising the tax-free threshold for the thirteenth salary, Christmas bonus, Easter bonus, and other allowances is what some entrepreneurs advocate for. This measure should be implemented as soon as possible without waiting for a new package of tax measures announced by the Ministry of Finance. Such demands are supported by part of the ruling coalition, but for the implementation of this measure, everyone points to Finance Minister Zdravko Marić, who is still contemplating everything in silence. The topic, which is increasingly being discussed in the entrepreneurial sphere as a way to retain the workforce in Croatia, is brought to you by Edis Felić.

Those who hide costs in their reports can expect DORH, explains the CEO of Hanfa, Ante Žigman, who shared with our journalist Tino Bašić everything about the changes brought by the new Capital Market Act, the powers, plans, and even KPIs of Hanfa, as well as his view on how the transition from pillar to pillar – pension reform – should look.

From the Square of Agrokor Victims, where politicians have suffered more than businessmen, we hear from Manuela Tašler, who assesses the consequences of the fall of the Konzern, which many still consider immeasurable. For the recently voted ‘victory’, many politicians have fallen – one Speaker of the Parliament, two Deputy Prime Ministers, and three other ministers, as well as an entire coalition government, with Most as the biggest political loser. Join us in recalling the numerous heroes who lost their positions in this Croatian economic drama worthy of the most intriguing crime novels by popular Swedish authors.

In the topic of the week, read how much introducing a modern way of working will cost your company. Digitalization of medium-sized Croatian companies costs between 300,000 and 500,000 kuna, but a return on investment is possible within the first year. How to achieve this is revealed by Kata Pranić.

The last golden summer is passing before our eyes, writes Željka Laslavić. Municipalities and cities on the Adriatic are not ready for a slowdown in tourist growth. The return of Greece, Turkey, and Egypt will give average and carefree hoteliers and renters reasons for concern. The ‘fat years’ are beginning to melt away.

In the wake of this melting, do not miss our opinion analysis by Boris Teški on how today’s economic trends remind us of the beginning of the recession in 2008. and an interesting article by guest commentator Neven Vidaković on how a strong dollar will push countries with large dollar debts into recession.

The new issue of Lider also brings an interview with the Minister of Administration Lovro Kušćević, an exclusive story about the burial of ten thousand pigs from PIK Vinkovci, the tragic death of one of the richest Chinese, Wang Jian, and a fierce samurai strategy as an important excerpt in the endless book of business knowledge.

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