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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business in Slovenia, Legislation, Living in Slovenia

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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Legislation, Living in Slovenia, Work in Slovenia

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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business in Slovenia, employment, Legislation

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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business in Slovenia, corporate, employment

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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EU Parliament approves reform of visa suspension mechanism: A clear message of values and responsibility
15.10.2025

EU Parliament approves reform of visa suspension mechanism: A clear message of values and responsibility

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Legislation, Slovenia

Strasbourg, October 7, 2025 The European Parliament has overwhelmingly approved a reform of the mechanism allowing the temporary suspension of visa-free travel agreements with third countries. The proposal was adopted with 518 votes in favor, 96 against and 24 abstentions, marking an important step towards a more modern, fair and responsible European visa policy. With […]

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Renting Out Property in Slovenia: What Landlords Need to Know
15.10.2025

Renting Out Property in Slovenia: What Landlords Need to Know

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As Slovenia’s rental market continues to expand, both local and foreign property owners are increasingly offering their apartments for rent. However, the Housing Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia recently discovered numerous violations during its 2025 inspection campaign, highlighting that many landlords are still unaware of their legal duties. Written Lease Agreement Is Mandatory According […]

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Slovenian Enterprise Fund Offers Liquidity Loans to SMEs – Interest Rate: Fixed at 1.8% per annum
07.10.2025

Slovenian Enterprise Fund Offers Liquidity Loans to SMEs - Interest Rate: Fixed at 1.8% per annum

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business in Slovenia, Legislation

Slovenian micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can now benefit from highly competitive liquidity loans provided by the Slovenian Enterprise Fund (Slovenski podjetniški sklad – SPS). These loans, ranging from EUR 15,000 to EUR 100,000, are designed to provide businesses with easy and quick access to funding sources for smaller investments or working capital needs. […]

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Reporting Foreign Bank Accounts in Slovenia: What Residents and Expats Should Know
07.10.2025

Reporting Foreign Bank Accounts in Slovenia: What Residents and Expats Should Know

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Legislation, Living in Slovenia, Slovenia

In today’s globalised world, many individuals hold bank accounts outside their home country. Even among Slovenian residents, it has become increasingly common to use modern online banking services such as Wise, N26, and Revolut. These digital platforms make international transactions easier and cheaper, but they also come with certain reporting obligations that should not be […]

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