Slovenian parliament approves changes to six tax laws aimed at boosting competitiveness, attracting skilled labor force and boosting investments, State news agency STA reports.
- New tax residents of Slovenia who are less than 40 years old and earning at least twice the average annual Slovenian salary to receive a five-year 7% tax reduction on their salary
- Limit for sole proprietors to enter the system of normalized expenses — which means a proprietor can mark 80% of their income as expenses — will be lowered to €60,000 from €100,000
- VAT on soft drinks with added sugar or sweeteners to be raised ...
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