Loans Between Related Parties: Why the Interest Rate Is Not Simply a Matter of Agreement
Shareholder loans are common, but they can have tax implications In practice, it is quite common for a shareholder to lend money to their company or for related companies ...
Read moreSeptember 2026: Important Tax Deadlines for Companies and Sole Traders
Tax deadlines do not wait for missing documentation September brings several regular tax obligations for companies and sole traders, making it important for businesses to provide their ...
Read moreSlovenia's Tax Environment: Businesses Are Calling for More Stable and Predictable Rules
Tax rates are not the only issue that matters to businesses For entrepreneurs, the amount of tax they pay is obviously important. But when planning future operations, stability and ...
Read moreLess Bureaucracy for Businesses: What Changes Are Being Prepared in Slovenia?
Businesses have been calling for simpler procedures for years Administrative burdens, lengthy procedures and frequently changing rules have long been among the challenges highlighted by ...
Read moreEmployee Share-Based Remuneration: FURS Updates Tax Guidance
The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) has updated its detailed guidance concerning employee benefits, with particular attention given to share-based ...
Read moreFURS Updates Guidance on Holiday Allowance: New Example and REK Reporting Instructions
The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) has updated its detailed guidance concerning the payment and tax treatment of holiday allowance (regres). The updated ...
Read moreMandatory B2B E-Invoicing From 2028: Businesses Should Start Preparing
The digitalisation of accounting and invoicing in Slovenia is approaching another important milestone. From 1 January 2028, mandatory electronic invoicing between business entities is set ...
Read moreZGD-1O Adopted: Fewer Companies Will Be Subject to Sustainability Reporting
The Slovenian National Assembly adopted an amendment to the Companies Act, ZGD-1O, introducing several important changes for Slovenian businesses. One of the key changes concerns ...
Read moreAJPES: 31 August Is an Important Deadline for Certain Companies
The Agency of the Republic of Slovenia for Public Legal Records and Related Services (AJPES) lists 31 August 2026 as an important reporting deadline for certain companies and ...
Read moreChamber of Commerce Warns: Rising Profits Don't Reflect the True State of the Economy
Recent business analyses indicate that positive financial results alone do not provide a complete picture of the current business environment. The Chamber of Commerce of Slovenia has ...
Read moreSlovenian Enterprise Fund Expands Financing Opportunities for Businesses
The Slovenian Enterprise Fund (SPS) continues to provide financial support for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises through various financing programmes, guarantees, and development ...
Read moreDigitalisation and Artificial Intelligence Are Becoming Key Competitive Advantages for Businesses
Businesses across Europe are increasingly investing in digital transformation and artificial intelligence to improve productivity, automate repetitive tasks, and make faster, data-driven ...
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