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Flat Tax Book with Simulation for Croatia
In the midst of a national debate for tax reform in Croatia, a relevant book "The Case for the Flat Tax in Croatia" (Flat Tax - Kako provesti poreznu reformu i potaknuti gospodarski rast?) co-authored by Natasha Srdoc, MBA and Joel Anand Samy, co-founders of Adriatic Institute and The International Leaders Summit on Economic Growth provides an easy-to-read tax reform guide book for Croatia and includes Croatia's first ever flat tax simulation. The Croatian version of the book was published by Zagreb based IBS.

The European Journal

Croatia at the Crossroads

by Roger Helmer, MEP, and Joel Anand Samy

At a conference in the European Parliament on 13 October, hosted by Roger Helmer, MEP, and organised by the free-market think tank The Adriatic Institute, the parlous state of Croatia's legal system came under the spot-light. The conference was attended by Vesna Skare-Ozbolt, the former Minister of Justice of Croatia, who was fired in February having upset the old guard by her determined pursuit of an anti-corruption programme, Natasha Srdoc, President of Adriatic Institute and Snjezana Bagic, State Secretary, Ministry of Justice, Croatia.