KEY UPDATE The legally prescribed minimum hourly rate for student and pupil work increased on 5 February 2026. NEW MINIMUM HOURLY RATES Gross hourly rate: 8.98 EURNet hourly rate: 7.73 EURAmount paid directly to the student’s bank account. IMPORTANT FEBRUARY PAYROLL RULE February work must be calculated based on the actual date of work. WORK […]
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Slovenia has set a new minimum wage for 2026. From 1 January 2026, the net minimum wage reaches approximately 1,000 EUR, with a gross amount of 1,481.88 EUR. The change affects payroll, employment costs, and employee benefits. Key figures for 2026 How the minimum wage is set The minimum wage is calculated based on: Direct […]
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The Slovenian Enterprise Fund (SPS) has launched a new public call, P7 2026 – Microcredits 2026, offering favorable financing for micro and small enterprises in Slovenia. The program provides fast access to liquidity, supporting smaller investments and working capital. What is the Slovenian Enterprise Fund (SPS)? The SPS is a public financial institution that supports […]
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Renting out real estate in Slovenia creates tax obligations for individuals, including foreign property owners. Income from real estate located in Slovenia is treated as Slovenian source income. This creates a direct tax filing obligation in Slovenia for the property owner. You pay income tax in Slovenia regardless of your tax residency status. This rule […]
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The Slovenian Enterprise Fund has reopened applications for Voucher V1, a support measure for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises planning to participate in business delegations abroad. The fund operates under the name Slovenski podjetniški sklad. Applications have been temporarily suspended due to updates to the public call. The revised version introduces greater transparency, clearer eligibility […]
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In 2026, Slovenia introduced a new tax compliance obligation for businesses that own vending machines, automated sales systems, and self-service machines for goods and services. Both types of machines must now be able to exchange data with the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS). Only limited exceptions apply. Legal background The new requirement […]
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Slovenia introduces major tax changes in 2026 affecting self-employed individuals, foreign entrepreneurs, and foreign-owned companies operating in Slovenia. The legal basis is the Act on the Right to Winter Bonus and the Reform of Tax Base Assessment Using Standardized Expenses (ZPZR), adopted in November 2025. The rules apply from 2026, with certain thresholds already relevant […]
Preberite večPlanning Your 2026 Calendar: A Guide to Holidays and School Vacations in Slovenia For Slovenian expats, business professionals and corporate clients, staying ahead of the local calendar is key to balancing productivity with personal time. In 2026, several holidays are aligned to create long weekends, while others remain strictly commemorative working days. At SIBIZ, we […]
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Navigating the tax landscape as a foreign resident or tax resident in Slovenia can be complex. One of the most effective ways to optimize your annual tax liability is by correctly claiming the Special tax relief for dependent family members (“Posebna olajšava za vzdrževane družinske člane”). What is the Special Tax Relief for Dependent Family […]
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From the start of the new year, Slovenia will begin applying the new Hospitality Act, which directly affects short-term apartment rentals marketed through platforms such as Airbnb and Booking.com. While time limits on short-term rentals in municipalities with a high risk of negative impacts will not apply until January 1, 2027, the new framework already […]
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