EU Finance Ministers Move to End the Low Value Customs Exemption
17.11.2025

EU Finance Ministers Move to End the Low Value Customs Exemption

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The EU agreed to end the low value customs exemption for parcels under 150 EUR. The goal is to limit the flow of low cost imports tied to Temu, Shein and other platforms. Member states push for implementation in 2026, not 2028. Key developments Impact for businesses Next steps More information on this: https://www.consilium.europa.eu/sl/press/press-releases/2025/11/13/customs-council-takes-action-to-tackle-the-influx-of-small-parcels/ About […]

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Slovenia approves mandatory winter bonus and new flat tax rules for sole proprietors after parliamentary vote
14.11.2025

Slovenia approves mandatory winter bonus and new flat tax rules for sole proprietors after parliamentary vote

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Slovenia completed a major legislative package. Parliament confirmed the mandatory winter bonus and approved higher thresholds for sole proprietors using the flat tax system. Both measures affect payroll, business planning and compliance for employers, freelancers, digital nomads and foreign investors. This update builds on our previous articles. Key points: Key provisions for the winter bonus: […]

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EU tightens Schengen visa rules for Russian citizens amid security concerns
12.11.2025

EU tightens Schengen visa rules for Russian citizens amid security concerns

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Brussels, November 2025 – The European Commission has adopted stricter rules for issuing Schengen visas to Russian citizens. The new measures, which come into force this Saturday, are a response to the growing security risks associated with Russia’s ongoing aggression against Ukraine. EU High Representative Kaja Kallas highlighted recent drone incidents and acts of sabotage […]

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Slovenia to simplify driver’s license exchange for some foreign residents
10.11.2025

Slovenia to simplify driver's license exchange for some foreign residents

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The Parliamentary Committee on Infrastructure has approved a proposal to simplify the procedure for foreign residents from North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo and Serbia to exchange their national driver’s licenses for a Slovenian one. If approved by the National Assembly, the amendment would allow holders of valid licenses from these countries who have […]

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Slovenia Confirms Final Proposal to Adjust Flat Tax System for Sole Proprietors – Including Freelancers and Digital Nomads Operating through s.p.
04.11.2025

Slovenia Confirms Final Proposal to Adjust Flat Tax System for Sole Proprietors – Including Freelancers and Digital No...

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Following up on our previous article Slovenia Reintroduces Flat Tax Rules – A Flat Tax Rate from Just 4%, the Slovenian government has now approved a comprehensive proposal to modernize the flat-rate taxation system (sistem normirancev). The reform aims to curb misuse of the system while maintaining simplicity for small entrepreneurs. Key proposed changes include: […]

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Government Approves Winter Bonus Law: Key Details for Employers
04.11.2025

Government Approves Winter Bonus Law: Key Details for Employers

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Slovenia, November 3, 2025, The Slovenian government has officially approved the proposal for a new mandatory employee benefit – the “winter bonus” (zimski regres). The measure introduces an additional payment for employees that mirrors the structure of the already established annual leave allowance. As discussed in our previous article Mandatory Christmas bonus in Slovenia – […]

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Winter tire equipment requirements for vehicles in Slovenia
03.11.2025

Winter tire equipment requirements for vehicles in Slovenia

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When and how must vehicles be equipped for winter conditions in Slovenia (e.g. winter tires)? In Slovenia, all motor vehicles must be equipped with appropriate winter equipment between November 15 and March 15. Below is a practical overview of when winter equipment is required, what qualifies as winter equipment, how tire tread depth is measured, […]

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Slovenia adopts comprehensive Business register reform: Simplifying business registration through the SPOT digital platform
29.10.2025

Slovenia adopts comprehensive Business register reform: Simplifying business registration through the SPOT digital platf...

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Ljubljana, October 2025 – The Slovenian National Assembly has adopted a new law on the Business Register of Slovenia, introducing the first major legal, structural and technical overhaul of the system in two decades. The reform aims to simplify and speed up business registration procedures, while strengthening Slovenia’s digital business environment. At SIBIZ Business Services […]

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Slovenia to introduce mandatory e-invoicing for all businesses by 2028
27.10.2025

Slovenia to introduce mandatory e-invoicing for all businesses by 2028

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The Slovenian Parliament has unanimously adopted a new law on the exchange of electronic invoices and other electronic documents, introducing mandatory electronic invoicing for all business entities registered in Slovenia as of January 1, 2028. The reform is a decisive step towards a fully digital business environment and aims to simplify administrative processes, reduce costs […]

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Mandatory Christmas Bonus in Slovenia – A Gift or a Burden?
24.10.2025

Mandatory Christmas Bonus in Slovenia – A Gift or a Burden?

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The Slovenian government has announced plans to introduce a mandatory Christmas bonus (“winter bonus”) for all employees. The proposed amount is half the national minimum wage – around 639 euros – and is tax and contribution free. While this may sound like good news for employees, the timing raises serious concerns for employers. Introducing a […]

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