New Rules for Employee Profit Sharing
New legislation introduces changes regarding employee participation in company profits. Key updates include: greater flexibility in distributing profits, more favorable tax ...
Read moreDeclining Business Credit Rating: A Problem Many Companies Notice Too Late
A company’s credit rating today affects almost everything: relationships with suppliers, financing opportunities, business conditions, trust among partners. Key ...
Read morePublic AJPES Data: What Your Business Partners See About You
Business information in Slovenia is not entirely private — key financial and operational data is publicly available via AJPES. This means that business partners, banks, and suppliers ...
Read moreWhere Your Business Is Quietly Losing Money: 4 Costly Mistakes
Many companies don’t lose money because of poor performance, but because of small, repeated inefficiencies. The most costly hidden losses include: 1️⃣ Unpaid receivables Sales ...
Read moreOne Incorrect VAT Number Can Create a Tax Problem
When operating within the EU, companies are required to verify the validity of their business partners’ VAT numbers. The most common mistakes include: VAT numbers are not ...
Read moreHow the Tax Authority Selects Companies for Audit: 5 Signals Businesses Overlook
Many businesses believe tax audits are random. In reality, FURS uses data analytics to identify higher-risk companies. The most common signals include: 1️⃣ Inconsistencies in VAT ...
Read moreHow the Tax Authority Selects Companies for Audit: 5 Signals Businesses Overlook
Many businesses set their prices once and then leave them unchanged for months or even years. Meanwhile, costs increase – materials, energy, labor. ➡️ The result: your margin ...
Read moreAdvance Tax Payments: Why Companies Often Pay Too Much
Companies often pay advance tax based on previous financial results. The issue arises when business conditions change, but advance payments remain unchanged. This can lead to: ...
Read moreDepreciation: How Incorrect Decisions Affect Your Tax Position
Depreciation is often treated as a purely technical accounting matter, but it has a direct impact on a company’s tax base. Companies can: choose depreciation rates, determine ...
Read moreRelated-Party Transactions: Where the Biggest Tax Risks Arise
Transactions between related parties (e.g. company–owner, family businesses, related companies) are one of the key areas closely monitored by tax authorities. Problems arise when ...
Read moreWhen a Business Grows: Is It Time to Change the Legal Form?
Many entrepreneurs start as sole proprietors, but as the business grows, the question arises whether the current structure is still appropriate. This typically becomes relevant ...
Read moreBank Transactions: When They Become a Tax Issue
Bank transactions are one of the primary data sources used in tax audits. Every transaction should have a clear business justification. Issues typically arise in cases of: ...
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