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Croatia's Sovereignty Under Assault

"Croatia’s political elite, whose negotiating power has diminished under widespread political corruption within its own ranks, continues to exert political influence on its judiciary and therefore, cannot act in the best interests of Croatia’s citizen

The EU’s requirement to adopt the UN’s ICTY and not to adopt UN’s exclusive economic zone is a glaring unprincipled approach.

What guiding principles should Croatia’s citizens be led by when deciding on these important strategic issues that have long-term consequences for the citizens’ well-being? It is the principle of upholding Croatia's sovereignty!"

CROATIA - TAX FREEDOM DAY 2009

DAN POREZNE SLOBODE

VIDEO: NATASHA SRDOC

Forbes Croatia
The Flat Tax: Regional Competition for Capital and Jobs Intensifies
Why is Croatia still out of the competition?

Print Edition, April 2011

By Dr. Alvin Rabushka, senior fellow, Hoover Institution at Stanford University, Palo Alto, California and founding leadership board member, Adriatic Institute for Public Policy; and, Natasha Srdoc and Joel Anand Samy, co-founders of Adriatic Institute for Public Policy, Rijeka, Croatia.

Flat Tax: regionalno takmičenje za kapital i nova radna mjesta se pojačava
Zašto je Hrvatska još uvijek izvan konkurencije?

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.