POTPREDSJEDNIK Vlade i ministar financija Tomislav Ćorić izjavio je danas da će se o mogućem povećanju osobnog odbitka, iznosa plaće na koji se ne plaća porez, razgovarati na jesen, nakon što budu poznati rezultati gospodarskog rasta, inflacije i drugih pokazatelja za prva tri tromjesečja.
"O tome ćemo razgovarati na jesen kada budemo svjesni rezultata prva tri kvartala ekonomskog rasta, inflacije i svih ostalih parametara koji su potrebni za kreiranje proračuna za 2027. U tom trenutku ćemo moći razgovarati sa svim zainteresiranima za povećavanje njihovih prava", rekao je Ćorić na novinarski upit planira li usklađivanje osobnog odbitka s rastom plaća i inflacijom.
"Osobni odbitak je rastao posljednjih godina"
Odgovarajući na upite novinara u Ministarstvu financija nakon što je predstavio paket provedbenih propisa za reformu korporativnog upravljanja, Ćorić je podsjetio da je osobni odbitak posljednjih godina rastao i da je logika kojom se vodilo Ministarstvo financija bila da se onima s najnižim primanjima, odnosno u rangu nižih primanja, što je moguće više primanja ne oporezuje.
Napomenuo je i da bi bolje ekonomske okolnosti vjerojatno nosile i nešto veći porast osobnog odbitka, međutim da su one bile "takve kakve jesu". "Godina 2026. je po mnogo čemu izazovna, tako da, kako sam rekao, o tome možemo razgovarati na jesen", ponovio je ministar.
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"Lalovac je najadekvatniji prijedlog oporbe za viceguvernera"
O inicijativi SDP-a i Možemo! da Boris Lalovac, saborski zastupnik SDP-a i bivši ministar financija, postane viceguverner Hrvatske narodne banke (HNB), Ćorić je kazao da o Lalovcu iz profesionalne perspektive može reći samo dobro.
Kako je kazao, vjeruje da će za poziciju viceguvernera biti više zainteresiranih osoba iz područja financija, a o najboljim kandidatima odlučit će saborska većina. "Ako mogu razaznati trenutnu strukturu ekonomista u klubovima zastupnika oporbe, onda mislim da je Lalovac sigurno najadekvatniji prijedlog s te strane", kazao je.
Viceguvernere Hrvatske narodne banke (HNB) imenuje Hrvatski sabor na mandat od šest godina. Trenutno su viceguverneri Michael Faulend i Bojan Fras, imenovani po treći put na tu poziciju 15. srpnja lani, Maroje Lang, imenovan 19. srpnja 2024., te Ivana Jakir-Bajo, imenovana 1. srpnja 2020.
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tportalIndependentCenter2 days agoMinistar financija Tomislav Ćorić je objavio da će se razgovor o mogućem povećanju osobnog odbitka održati na jesen, nakon što budu dostupni podaci o gospodarskom rastu, inflaciji i drugim relevantnim pokazateljima za prva tri tromjesečja. Ćorić je naglasio da je cilj reforme osigurati da se osobe s nižim prihodima manje oporezujу, a dodao je da bi bolje ekonomske okolnosti mogle dovesti do većeg povećanja odbitka. Također je spomenut razgovor o inicijativama stranki SDP i Možemo! u vezi s viceguvernerom HNB-a Borisom Lalovcem.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a neutral summary of the minister's statement regarding potential changes to personal tax exemptions, without overtly favoring any political side. It includes direct quotes from the minister and does not introduce biased language or selective sourcing.
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- government Minister of Finance Tomislav Ćorić
HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicCenter2 days agoCroatia's Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Tomislav Ćorić stated that discussions about potentially increasing personal income tax thresholds would take place in the autumn, after the results of economic growth, inflation, and other indicators for the first three quarters of the year become known. He emphasized that the Ministry of Finance has been following a policy of not taxing those with lower incomes more heavily and noted that better economic conditions could lead to a higher increase in the personal tax threshold, though current conditions are 'as they are.'
Bias read (Center): The article presents a neutral summary of Ćorić's statements without apparent ideological framing. It includes direct quotes from the official source (Minister of Finance) and does not show preference for any political side. The content focuses on economic planning and policy discussion rather than抨
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- government Tomislav Ćorić
Telegram.hrIndependentCenter2 days agoTomislav Ćorić, Croatia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, announced that discussions regarding potential increases in the personal allowance (osobni odbitak) will take place in the autumn after the results of economic growth, inflation, and other relevant indicators for the first three quarters of 2026 are known. He emphasized that the Ministry of Finance has been increasing the personal allowance over recent years, particularly benefiting those with lower incomes. Ćorić noted that while better economic conditions could lead to larger increases, current circumstances are what we
Bias read (Center): The article presents an official statement from the Minister of Finance without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports on planned policy discussions and provides context about past trends in the personal allowance. The tone remains neutral, focusing on factual information rather
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- government Tomislav Ćorić, Minister of Finance
Index.hrIndependentCenter2 days agoTomislav Ćorić, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, stated that discussions regarding potentially increasing the personal allowance (osobni odbitak), the income amount exempt from taxation, will take place in the autumn after the results of economic growth, inflation, and other indicators for the first three quarters of the year are known. He emphasized that the Ministry of Finance has been increasing the personal allowance in recent years, particularly benefiting those with lower incomes. However, he noted that due to current economic conditions, any increase would likely be modest
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced report of Ćorić's statements without overtly favoring any political perspective. It includes direct quotes from the minister and provides context about the government's approach to the personal allowance. There is no evident bias in language, sourcing, or framing.
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- government Tomislav Ćorić, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance
N1 HrvatskaIndependentCenter5 days agoThe article features an interview with economist Neven Vidaković on the show 'Novi Dani,' discussing topics such as inflation, economic growth, the 'cooling of the economy,' and structural issues in European and Croatian monetary policy.
Bias read (Center): The article presents an interview with an economist discussing general economic topics without overtly favoring any political perspective. The content focuses on economic analysis rather than political commentary or advocacy.
tportalIndependentCenter5 days ago The central bank in BiH expects inflation of 4.7 percent: 'The market will need some time...'The Governor of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Amra Selimović, expressed hope that inflation would reach 4.7% by 2026, despite current rates at 6.8%. She warned of slow economic growth in Bosnia and Herzegovina, projecting only 1.9% growth this year, which is more pessimistic than World Bank estimates. Selimović attributed these challenges to global events and the need for improved relations between the US and Iran to change the negative trends.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual projections and statements from the Central Bank governor without overtly favoring any political side. It includes specific data points and quotes from an official source without editorializing or biased language.
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- government Amra Selimović, Governor of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- organisation World Bank
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