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The Slovenian government recently adopted the new stimulus package – direct support for groups including pensioners, students, and those with lowest wages along with aid for companies. The package is estimated at around EUR 550 million. © CDC from Unsplash This is how groups will receive the governmental support: All employees with wages up to

The government on Saturday revealed a mix of relaxed and tightened restriction planned for Christmas. Generally, restrictions will either be relaxed of tightened depending on the epidemiological situation and may be extended into the New Year’s holiday. © Sapan Patel from Unsplash The plan is the complete closure between 24 December and 4 January of

Since 14 December 2020, the pan-European payment infrastructure for the execution of instant payments in euros has been put in use in Slovenia. Its advantage is that it enables the execution of instant payments in euros cross-border within Europe and even in Slovenia now. The first two Slovenian banks part of pan-European payments infrastructure for

Slovakia, with Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland, known collectively as Visegrad 4, who are key manufacturing and R&D centers for international automotive, aerospace, and white goods companies, as well as first-tier component suppliers in Central and Eastern Europe, are staying globally competitive with the adoption of “future of manufacturing” solutions, such as the Internet of

This article describes the main types of taxes for individuals and legal entities in the Republic of Slovenia. ©Dan Dimmock from Unsplash Taxation of Individuals The minimum wage in Slovenia in 2024 makes €1253,90 before taxes (gross wage). 1) Income tax in Slovenia is levied at a progressive rate that ranges from 16% to 50%