The Tax Administration published an earlier assessment on 17 July 2026 concerning tax debtors who had been listed for outstanding fiscal obligations. The report outlines that removal from the debtor register occurs once the taxpayer has satisfied all outstanding liabilities, including the principal tax amount, accrued interest, and any statutory penalties. The removal process requires
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The Tax Administration announced that, during the initial two weeks of the promotional lottery “Every invoice counts”, citizens submitted nearly 150,000 invoices for inclusion in the prize draw, as of 15 July 2026. The figure represents a substantial increase in public engagement compared with previous promotional cycles, reflecting heightened awareness of the incentive scheme and
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The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) has released a comprehensive guideline concerning the tax on income of legal persons (DDPO). The document provides an overview of the current tax obligations, definitions of taxable entities, and the basis for calculating taxable income. A significant part of the guideline focuses on the relief measures
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The Financial Administration reminds travelers returning from non‑EU countries about the rules for bringing personal goods duty‑free. Items such as souvenirs, gifts, tobacco and alcohol may be imported without paying customs duties, VAT or excise taxes provided they are intended for personal use and the total value does not exceed the legally defined limits. The
The Spanish Tax Agency (AEAT) released its weekly statistical report covering daily sales activity, flash estimates of domestic sales, and the progression of domestic sales for large enterprises and small‑ and medium‑sized enterprises (SMEs). The publication, dated 8 July 2026, provides a comprehensive overview of sales volumes and trends observed during the reporting week, broken
According to the latest statistical release, the state budget revenues increased by more than €639 million compared with the same period last year, representing a 6.2 % rise. The growth is driven primarily by higher collections from value‑added tax (VAT) and corporate income tax, which together contributed an additional €943.7 million in revenue. Overall, the gross
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The Financial Administration announces a scheduled short‑term interruption of the CIS (Central Information System) information systems on 9 and 10 July 2026. The outage will occur between 06:00 and 06:30 each day, affecting all users who rely on these platforms for tax filing, electronic payments and other services. During this window the systems will be
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The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) has announced the addition of a new anti‑dumping and corrective measure identified as No. 59/2026 to the official catalogue of protective measures. This measure pertains to specific categories of products originating from non‑EU markets that are subject to price undercutting or unfair trade practices. The notice explains
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The guideline on amendments to data and the validity of customs declarations concerning the import of goods, officially numbered 4/2024 (first amendment), introduces several important changes to the customs procedural framework in Slovenia. The document explains that the amendment is driven by newly adopted European Union regulations, specifically Delegated Regulation (EU) 2026/1384 and its implementing
The Financial Administration announced the detection of a coordinated fraud scheme involving the illegal recovery of value‑added tax (VAT) refunds on sweetened non‑alcoholic beverages. The investigation revealed that a network of legally linked companies, controlled by the same individuals, improperly claimed VAT refunds worth more than €543,000. These entities had artificially structured their operations to
