Kratko ćemo danas…nove osnovice za obračun doprinosa
Kao što sam već najavila, dolaze nove promjene koje se odnose na sve poslodavce ali i na sve druge poduzetnike od 01.01.2024.
Jedna od najvažnijih je povećanje minimalne bruto plaće koja će iznositi 840,00 € u bruto iznosu – za poslodavca je to ukupan trošak od 978,60 € ako je osoba starija od 30. godina, a ako je mlađa tada je iznos bruto plaće 840,00 €. Neto plaća bi tada iznosila 671,93 €. Međutim neto može biti i drugačiji s obzirom da je ovo izračun s najvećom poreznom stopom oporezivanja dohotka od 23,60 % – koja se odnosi na Zagreb.
Član uprave – direktor ima novu osnovicu bruto plaće od 1.014,00 €.
Obrtnik koji plaća porez po dohotku ima novu osnovicu također od 1.014,00 € – doprinosi su u ukupnom trošku – 370,11 €, dok za paušalista trošak iznosi 227,76 €.
Obrtnik dobitaš ima novu osnovicu od 1.716,00 €.
Nove propisane plaće mogu značajno utjecati na poslodavca jer predstavljaju povećanje troškova rada. Utjecaj će ovisiti o različitim čimbenicima, uključujući visinu povećanja plaća, veličinu tvrtke, industriju, zakonodavstvo i tržište rada. Evo nekoliko načina na koje povećanje propisanih plaća može utjecati na poslodavca:
Sve ovisi o specifičnim okolnostima svake tvrtke. Neki poslodavci mogu se prilagoditi povećanim plaćama bolje od drugih, ovisno o njihovim financijskim resursima, tržištu na kojem djeluju i sposobnosti da prilagode svoje poslovanje novim uvjetima. Važno je da poslodavci pažljivo prate promjene u zakonodavstvu i tržištu rada te razmotre kako najbolje reagirati na povećanje propisanih plaća.
Vjerujem da će Vam još detalja oko samog obračuna plaća objasniti i Vaša računovodstva, ali sigurno je da i radniku treba pojasniti detalje novog obračuna.
Mirela
New bases for calculating contributions
We will briefly discuss today… new bases for calculating contributions.
As I’ve previously announced, there are new changes coming that apply to all employers and entrepreneurs starting from January 1, 2024.
One of the most important changes is the increase in the minimum gross wage, which will amount to €840.00 in gross terms. For the employer, this represents a total cost of €978.60 if the person is older than 30 years. If the person is younger, then the gross wage amount is €840.00. The net salary would then be €671.93. However, the net amount may vary depending on the tax rate, and this calculation is based on the highest income tax rate of 23.60%, which applies to Zagreb.
The board member – director has a new basis for gross salary of €1,014.00.
A self-employed individual who pays income tax also has a new basis of €1,014.00, with contributions totaling €370.11, while for lump-sum taxpayers, the cost amounts to €227.76.
A self-employed entrepreneur with profits has a new basis of €1,716.00.
New prescribed wages can significantly impact the employer as they represent an increase in labor costs. The impact will depend on various factors, including the extent of the wage increase, the size of the company, industry, legislation, and the labor market. Here are some ways in which the increase in prescribed wages can affect the employer:
Everything depends on the specific circumstances of each company. Some employers may adapt to higher wages better than others, depending on their financial resources, the market they operate in, and their ability to adjust their business to new conditions. It’s essential for employers to closely monitor changes in legislation and the labor market and consider how to best respond to increased prescribed wages.
I believe that your accounting department will provide you with more details regarding salary calculations. However, it’s crucial to explain the details of the new calculation to the employees as well.
Mirela
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