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And this season's old problem:
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter18 hr. ago

And this season's old problem:

The article discusses the ongoing issue of illegal property rentals ('iznajmljivanje na crno') during the tourist season in Croatia, particularly in the northwest region of Istria. With around 600,000 private accommodation beds, many remain unregistered, leading to infrastructure strain and tax evasion. Legal landlords pay taxes and follow regulations, while many foreign owners rent out properties illegally, often disguising guests as family members to avoid taxation. Local authorities across Istria call for national support to address this issue, emphasizing the need for tools to monitor illegal activity. They argue that legitimate rental operators face unfair competition and that this is one of the biggest challenges facing Croatian tourism.

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And this season's old problem:

The article discusses the ongoing issue of illegal property rentals ('iznajmljivanje na crno') during the tourist season in Croatia, particularly in the northwest region of Istria. With around 600,000 private accommodation beds, many remain unregistered, leading to infrastructure strain and tax evasion. Legal landlords pay taxes and follow regulations, while many foreign owners rent out properties illegally, often disguising guests as family members to avoid taxation. Local authorities across Istria call for national support to address this issue, emphasizing the need for tools to monitor illegal activity. They argue that legitimate rental operators face unfair competition and that this is one of the biggest challenges facing Croatian tourism.

Bias read (Center): While the issue of illegal property rentals is politically charged, the article presents multiple perspectives without overtly favoring any particular political stance. It includes voices from local authorities, legal landlords, and industry representatives, balancing the discussion between those in

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