The characteristics and effects of public participation in Croatian e-consultations in fiscal matters

Open Budgets: Open Data a a Tool for Fiscal and Tax Transparency

When plenty is not enough: Fiscal open data in Croatia

Public-Private Partnership and Circular Economy— What Croatian Students Learn at University

Public-private Partnership in Croatia - Students' Attitudes

Transparency in the age of crisis: the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the right of access to information with the focus on regulation and budgetary information

Transparency and tax secret: legal framework and practice in Croatia

Disciplinary research on open data – Law, Public Administration, Policy & Governance: National Open Data Portal Analysis

The Cooperative Compliance Model in Taxation : What is the Future?

Effectiveness of Blending Alternative Procurement Models and EU Funding Mechanisms Based on Energy Efficiency Case Study Simulation

International Encyclopaedia of Laws Medical Law Croatia

Key elements of decentralization policy, democratization and development of the system of local and regional self-government and the provision of public services

Tax secrecy and its limitations: is there a balance?

Reflections on General Anti-avoidance Rule

Tax Authorities and Taxpayers: Cops-and-robbers or partners

Introduction in Tax Law

Essays in Honour of Professor Jure Šimović

Trends and Players in Tax Policy: Croatia

A comparative analysis of building permits procedures in Slovenia and Croatia: development of a simplification model

Tax advisors: blurred identity, great expectations

Financing Communal Services in View of Good Governance: The Case of Zagreb Holding

The Construction Regulations in Slovenia and Croatia - Material and Procedural Aspects between Public and Private Interests

Alternative Dispute Resolution in Tax Law: an Overview

Tax secrecy: The Security of the Past, the Shadow of Future

Decentralisation in small local units: A close up analysis

Taxpayer Charter

Tax Audit

Croatia - a possibility of implementation of fiscal mediation into the Croatian tax procedure

Relationship between Tax Administration and Tax Advisors: Some Empirical Evidence from Croatia

Large cities in Croatia before and during the times of crisis

Large cities in Croatia:before and during the times of crisis

Tax Law and Tax Expenditures

Alternative Dispute Resolution in Tax Law: Utopia or Solution?

Financial Impossibilities of Local and Regional Units in Croatia for Assuming the Developmental Role

Relationship between Taxpayers and Revenue Authorities: Quo vadis, Croatia?

Financing communal services and local public utillites: Main issues

Financing large cities

Relationship between Tax Administration and Taxpayers: Comparative and Croatian Experiences

Legal Status of Tax Expenditures: the Condition and Prospects

Public Utility Services and Their Financing Instruments

Self-taxation as a source of funding for local units - the Croatian and Macedonian experience

Financing the Units of Local and Regional Self- government

Strategic Approach to City Finances

Decentralisation

Financial Sustainability of Local Units - Actual Situation and Possible Inovations

Developments Trends of financing Large Cities in Croatia

Financial Aspects of the position of large Cities

The Capital Cities in Europe: Zagreb

Croatian fiscal system

Introduction in tax law

The Capital Cities in Europe: Zagreb

Glossary

Basic aspects of user charges as an instrument of financing communal acitivities

What to do when Fiscal Decentralization Fails?

Financing Capital Governments in Transition Countries: Case Study - The City of Zagreb

Public private partnership as a non-fiscal instrument of financing the public interests

Tax evasion in the Republic of Croatia and measures to prevent it

The City of Zagreb ; Position and Development in the Croatian Governance and Public Finance System

The City of Zagreb ; Position and Development in the Croatian Governance and Public Finance System

Introduction in International Tax Law

The Financing of Public Needs in Large Towns: The Experience of Zagreb

Fiscal System and Fiscal Relations in the European Union

Croatia and European Union: Fiscal Aspects

Normative Decentralisation in Croatia and its Boundaries

Turnover taxation

Private Capital as a Source of Financing Local and Regional Units