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Bonjour Delphine,





Voil脿 d茅j脿 un site belge o霉 tu trouveras des tas d'infos sur les pensions, je ne suis pas all茅e voir pour le versement 脿 l'茅tranger, mais 莽a doit y figurer.
Pourquoi ne pas garder ton compte bancaire belge ?聽 Entre pays europ茅ens, les transferts sont gratuits jusqu'脿 une certaine somme.

Cordialement,
Pat

Merci,聽 je vais aller voir sur ce site.
Delphine

S adresser 脿 son organisme de pension et faire suivre sur un compte banquier en Croatie.

Bonsoir, la Belgique

Nous vivons en Gr猫ce mais comme notre fils a 茅tudi茅 et travaille 脿 Zagreb et que nous y allons r茅guli猫rement, vous pourriez poser la question au Directeur de la Splitsa Banka/Soci茅t茅 G茅n茅rale de Zagreb.

Il s'appelle Ivan Runje, parle fran莽ais et pourra sans doute vous renseigner pour les affaires bancaires.

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Bonne chance et bon s茅jour en Croatie !

Merci 脿 tous pour vos r茅ponses

bonsoir ,
Simplement pour vous dire qu'un expat. se voit "piquer" 40% de sa pension transf茅r茅e聽 en Croatie !
Alors r茅fl茅chissez bien avant de recevoir votre fiche d'imp么t Croate !!
Bonne soir茅e
Jack

Bonjour,

Pouvez-vous pr茅ciser ?聽

Merci

Nouvelle loi , lisez ceci et ce n'est pas une blague !

A retired Norwegian man, who now lives in Croatia and has since acquired Croatian citizenship, got a shock this week when he received some post from the Croatian tax authorities. The pensioner opened the mail to find that he owed nearly 100,000 kuna (13,000 EUR) in taxes.
Not so long ago Croatia introduced a tax on foreign pensions being received in the country, so the Norwegian did the honourable thing and informed the local authorities about his Norwegian pension. Croatia has three tax rates it taxes foreign pensions under, 25, 37.5 and 40%, with the Norwegians falling under the highest tier.

鈥淚n Norway I paid 15% tax on my pension. Croatia introduced the tax on foreign pensions and I willingly last year reported it to the tax authorities her. I think that its fair that I pay tax here since I live here. But, when I see how much the tax is, I realise it is 40% of my pension. I was really unpleasantly surprised. That (99,000 kuna) is the amount for just 9 months, which means for 2013 I will have to pay 120,000 kuna (16,000 EUR),鈥� the man, who moved to Croatia 12 years ago and since has married a Croatian, told Dubrovacki list.

鈥淚 did not come to Croatia so the state can take most of my pension. I want to pay tax like everyone else, but 40% is on the verge of robbery. Why can鈥檛 I pay 15-20% like other Croatian citizens? I don鈥檛 expect that the government will change the law because of me, but there are thousands of others,鈥� he said, adding that in Slovenia and Austria the same tax is between 8-10%.



Navr茅 de jouer le trouble f锚te !
N茅anmoins, je vous souhaite une bonne journ茅e
Jack