Post War Revenues as Extra Nonfiscal Income

Miljenko Brekalo, Branko Matić and Branimir Marković

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Abstract: In the late 1980's and early 1990's, farmer socialist countries in Europe were exposed to democratic processes resulting in the dissolution of a number of complex states and the creation of new independent states, Unlike the USSR and Czechoslovakia, where the process of dissolution went peacefully, farmer Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia fell apart after awar. The Republic of Croatia is one of the countries that emerged after the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia had fallen apart. After the homeland war and partial normalization of relations with the remaining part of ex-Yugoslaviat that continued existing as a new stote under the name oj Federal Republic of Yugoslaviaf Croatia and other newly formed states have started an International initiative far the apportionment of the formerly joint property. During the first half of last yearf first concrete and efficient steps mre taken in the acguisition of succession income. However, t other results regarding the receiving of other post-war income (income from restitutiom, contributions and reparations) were not achieved. In this paper, we shall more thoroughly discuss two most important forms ofpost-war non-fiscal income, far which alimentation in the Budget of the Republic of Croatia there are realistic foundations ; these are the post-war reparation and succession income.

Keywords: public income; post-war income; extra income; fiscal income; non-fiscal income (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: E6 H3 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2002
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Published in Finance, 50th Anniversary Financial Conference Svishtov (2002): pp. 191-214

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