The current Enforcement Act has undergone its numerous amendments. The latest changes were related to changes to the provisions in which the amounts in kuna are converted into euros, and the law entered into force on the day of the introduction of the euro as the official currency in the Republic of Croatia, or January 1, 2023. Employers and the Croatian Pension Insurance Institute propose that foreclosures on salary, ie pension, be carried out only by FINA, without the possibility of interfering in the procedure of enforcement of courts and notaries. The principle of protecting the dignity of the bailiff must be taken into account when determining restrictions and exemptions when implementing enforcement on the salary of the bailiff. When it comes to restrictions in 2023, we look at the average monthly paid net salary per employee in legal entities of the Republic of Croatia for the period January-August 2022. published by the Central Bureau of Statistics and by recalculation in euros at the fixed conversion rate 1EUR= 7.53450 is EUR 1.0006.44 and it is the relevant amount for the implementation of foreclosure in 2023. year. The provision of Article 173 shall apply to the amount of the salary to be completed, ie to which employers are obliged to carry out enforcement. OZ's. Amendments in 2012 and 2015 added 15 points to expand the number of protected benefits, and their goal is to provide funds to meet the basic living needs of the bailiff and to fulfill the principle of dignity. Article 172 taxatively lists cash receipts, while Article 173 elaborates an institute of enforcement. In addition to the positive presumed effects of the introduction of the euro as the official currency in the Republic of Croatia, such as reducing the risk to financial and macroeconomic stability, the disappearance of citizens' exposure to possible currency crises, greater price transparency that encourages international trade and tourism. It also has a positive impact on investments. However, the current increase in prices and services of 20% - 50% consequently leads to a reduction in the purchasing power of citizens, given that the increase in wages has occurred minimally or by no means.