Tax
- Ljubljana. Photo: Darinka Mladenovič
The tax laws, passed in the autumn of 2006, allow for a simplified tax system, a reduced progressivity in personal income tax and a gradual decrease in the corporate income tax rate. This has helped in improving conditions for employment of the highly qualified labour force and created opportunities for technological enterprises to excel on a global scale.
The tax system consists of three main categories of taxes: direct taxes on income, direct taxes on property and indirect taxes.
All taxes are collected by the Tax Administration of the Republic of Slovenia, except for customs duties, excise duties and value added tax on imports, which are collected by the Customs Administration of the Republic of Slovenia.
Ministry of Finance - Tax Administration of the Republic of Slovenia
The Tax Administration of the Republic of Slovenia performs tasks of the tax service, which include assessment, settlement, supervision and enforcement of taxes and other duties on the basis of the law and other regulations.
Tax authorities
- Ministry of Finance
Department for Tax and Customs Policy and Legistation 
Taxation in Slovenia
The publication provides concise general information about the current Slovenian tax system with the most up-to-date information as of 1 September 2011.
- Tax Administration of the Republic of Slovenia
The Tax Administration of the Republic of Slovenia is a constituent part of the Ministry of Finance. Check the international co-operation in tax matters, tax treaties, etc.
- Customs Administration of the Republic of Slovenia
The Slovenian Customs service controls import and export of goods and the international supply chain, and maintains balance between security, protection and financial interests of Slovenia and the European Union on the one hand and enhanced competitiveness of the economy on the other.
Links
Web portal of the European Commission: Taxes - Legal requirements – Slovenia
Your Europe, your opportunity - Practical guide to doing business in Europe .