Public sources
Resources
Every EU Scanner assessment is traceable to a public source. This page lists the material an assessed company, an adviser or an authority can consult directly.
Statutory text currently assessed
- Croatia — Companies Act (Zakon o trgovačkim društvima), Article 21. The disclosure duties for a company’s business documents and website: company name, registered seat, registration court and registration number, share capital and whether it is fully paid, management, and bank account details.
Registers and official data
- Sudreg — the Croatian court register, operated by the Ministry of Justice and Public Administration, is the authoritative source for company identity, seat, registration number and management.
- Company websites — retrieved directly and unmodified. Evidence is stored with the retrieved page reference so a finding can be rechecked.
How to check a finding
- Read the statutory requirement and the register entry the finding cites.
- Open the affected page on the company’s own website.
- Compare the required particulars with what the page publishes.
- A correction can be implemented by the company itself, by its own provider, or through the optional Assessment & Remediation Pack. Purchase is never required.
Scope note. EU Scanner is built for the European Union, and production scanning today covers the Republic of Croatia under the ZTD Article 21 rule pack. Additional Member States are added only once their own rule pack has been validated.
Related pages
- Methodology — how a discrepancy is established and confirmed.
- Independence — what EU Scanner is and is not.
- Pricing — the optional Assessment & Remediation Pack.
