Our money Map measure Spending per resident Spending per resident · 2025 Government budget only · residents: 2021 census.
Budget year Latest 2024 2025
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Budget year: 2025 · government budget only · residents: 2021 census.
Colour: compared with the median of similar units
Colour is not a rating or an allegation: higher spending can mean more services.
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Operating expense (class 3) plus non-financial asset expense (class 4), divided by residents (2021 census).
The crest identifies the government, not a rating. Crest credits
Relief is illustrative, not data about actual buildings.
Tax rules: 2026. Place budget data: 2025. These are different periods.
Monthly Yearly
Your employer pays €1,748
You receive €1,080
To public funds €722 41.3% of labour cost, incl. estimated VAT What this figure means : To public funds
Includes Calculated from the 2026 statutory rules: pillar-1 pension contribution, employer health contribution, income tax and estimated VAT on your spending.
Excludes Pension pillar 2 (that is your own savings), income other than salary, excise duties, communal fees and local charges.
You cannot conclude Your actual tax bill: VAT is a rough estimate at 25%, and some spending has a lower rate. Calculated only in your browser.
Stays with you (after VAT) €950 Your pension savings (pillar 2) €75 Public money Today’s pensions (HZMO) €225 Health care (HZZO) €248 Sveti Juraj na Bregu (income tax) €89 County (income tax) €24 Schools, hospitals, firefighters (decentralised) €7 State (estimated VAT) €130 Total to public funds €722 What this figure means : Income-tax split
Includes The statutory income-tax split: 74% city or municipality of residence, 20% county, 6% decentralised functions (schools, hospitals, firefighters).
Excludes Fiscal equalisation and the 1% Tax Administration fee — the split is before them.
You cannot conclude What your specific euro paid for: tax enters the common budget, not any single item. How it is calculated Gross salary €1,500 Pension pillar 1 (15%) −€225 PU Pension pillar 2 (5%) −€75 PU Personal allowance €600 PU Taxable base €600 Income tax (20%) −€120 PU Net salary €1,080 Health (paid by employer) (16.5%) +€248 PU Income-tax split 74 / 20 / 6 % MFIN VAT (estimate, 25% rate) €130 PU
Rules for 2026: Tax Administration and Ministry of Finance. Simplified: employment salary only; VAT is a rough estimate because some spending is taxed at 13%, 5% or 0%. The tax split is before fiscal equalisation.