The government is set to introduce the national compensation for the elderly at 800 kuna (€106), increase the minimum wage to 3400 kuna (€450) net, and reduce income tax rates down to 20% and 30% - down to 10% for enterprises with an income of up to 7.5 million kuna (€992,000) - and abolish quotas for foreign (third country) workers, and regulate the temporary stay of digital nomads.
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