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Which income will be taxed in Slovenia?

• Live in Slovenia? Yu must pay tax on your worldwide income there.
  
  (criteria are: your live is centred there (main address or centre of economic interests) or you live there for min. 183 consecutive days over 12 months.
  
  
• Live in Slovenia but less than 183 consecutive days over a 12-month period? You pay tax only on the income you earned in Slovenia.
  
  
• Income from other EU countries? Check you never pay tax twice on the same income.

How much will you pay?

In 2010, the income tax rate was 16 — 41 %, depending how much you earn.

In calculating your taxable income, take account of any allowances or deductions for expenditure you are entitled to.

How and when do you pay?

You must:

• make monthly or quarterly advance payments
• file a tax return slovenščina by March 31 every year (unless you earn less than a certain amount).

Timetable for paying tax in Slovenia slovenščina

How to appeal/complain

You can appeal against any decision on taxation, in the first instance to your local tax office slovenščina and following that to the Slovenian finance ministry.

For details of exactly where and how to appeal, see your tax assessment letter.

More on your rights as a taxpayer

Links

Local tax offices - Slovenia slovenščina (your tax situation, rights and obligations).

Slovenian finance ministry

Slovenian tax administration slovenščina

Slovenian tax system

EU tax laws - by country