Croatian Tax Administration — Public Sales

When the Croatian tax administration seizes movable property from a debtor, it has to sell it, and this page is where every one of those sales is announced. It is a genuine working list rather than a formality: at the time of checking it held 1,254 notices, with sales scheduled in Bjelovar, Vukovar, Pazin, Krapina and Koprivnica within the same fortnight.

What you can buy

• Vehicles seized from businesses and individuals in tax enforcement.
• Machinery and workshop equipment from businesses in arrears.
• Appliances, tools and stock — whatever the inventory of the seizure produced.

How the bidding works

Each row is a sale document (dokument javne prodaje) with a date and the regional office running it. The document itself carries what you actually need: the dates and place for viewing the goods, the sale venue, and the itemised inventory with valuations. Sales are held by the regional office, so this is a local, in-person process rather than an online bidding platform.

What to check before you bid

Filter by područni ured first — twenty offices spread across the country means the nearest relevant sale might be four hours away. The notices are PDFs in Croatian, and they are the authoritative source for deposit, payment deadline and collection terms. Goods are sold as inventoried, with no warranty, and the valuation in the document is the starting point rather than a guide to market value.