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Legislative changes, tax deadlines and practical advice for companies and sole traders in Slovenia.
Don’t Wait for a Reminder: Monitor Tax Obligations Monthly
Many businesses only review their tax obligations after receiving a reminder or official notice. At that point, it is often too late …
Read moreAnnual Reports: The Most Common Mistakes Companies Still Make
Submitting annual reports remains one of the key obligations for companies, supervised by AJPES. Despite this, the same mistakes occur every year. …
Read moreSlovenia Preparing for Mandatory E-Invoicing: What Businesses Should Expect
Following broader EU digitalization trends, Slovenia is preparing for the introduction of mandatory e-invoicing in business-to-business transactions. The main objectives are: increased …
Read moreMissed Deadline for Annual Reports: Penalties Up to €4,000 – Who Is Responsible?
Every year, we receive similar calls:A business owner contacts us because their accounting provider failed to submit the annual report or tax …
Read moreFURS Tightens Control Over VAT Records: Penalties Can Be Significant
The Slovenian tax authority, FURS, has strengthened its enforcement measures regarding VAT records. VAT records now play a central role in: verifying …
Read moreProfit Sharing with Employees: New Opportunities Under Updated Rules
New legislative developments in 2026 introduce more flexible options for employee profit sharing. Key features include: higher percentage of profit that can …
Read more3 Changes in 2026 Affecting Sole Proprietors
The year 2026 brings several important changes that directly affect sole proprietors. While some may appear minor at first glance, they can …
Read moreUpdated Social Contributions in 2026: Impact on Business Costs
As of 2026, updated contribution bases for social security have come into effect, impacting entrepreneurs and companies. The changes include: adjusted contribution …
Read morePayments to Company Owners: Dividend or Another Type of Income?
Company owners may withdraw funds from their business in various ways, each with different tax consequences. The most common forms include: dividends, …
Read moreIncrease in Blocked Bank Accounts: Why Companies Lose Liquidity
There has been an increase in companies facing blocked business bank accounts, often as a result of prolonged financial imbalances. Common causes …
Read moreIncreased Scrutiny of Norm-Based Sole Proprietors: What It Means in 2026
Norm-based taxation remains one of the most commonly used business models for small entrepreneurs in Slovenia due to its simplicity and relatively …
Read moreDigital Platforms Must Report Sellers’ Income
Under the EU directive DAC7, digital platforms are required to report income earned by users through their platforms. This applies to platforms …
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