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Slovenia has implemented an online fiscalization model. Receipts can be issued on either mobile or standard POS devices. On the other hand, there are no specific hardware requirements. The currency the Slovenians have used since January 1, 2007, is the euro (€).

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The main feature of the fiscal process in Slovenia is the online authorization of each transaction. POS software solution communicates with Tax Authority, collects authorization code which is printed on every receipt. QR code is also mandatory to be printed on every fiscal receipt.

Type of fiscalization: Online

Slovenian fiscal law applies to all taxpayers who keep accounting records, issue receipts, and receive payments treated as cash, regardless of the sales channel, including POS, self-checkouts, online shops, and mobile sales. The obligation covers all retail sales where payment media are considered cash, with clearly defined statutory exemptions such as utilities, public transport tickets, lotteries, insurance, and similar regulated activities. Receipts must be issued at the time of sale and are authorized online by the government server, with no specific hardware requirements, provided that the POS can use digital certificates, maintain an internet connection, and print the required fiscal codes.

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Fiscalization has transformed from a compliance tool reliant on hardware to dynamic, software-driven platforms linking businesses and tax authorities. The webinar was presented by Dušan Bučevac, Sales Manager at Fiscal Solutions, who covered crucial fiscalization milestones and explained how real-time data has reshaped compliance, transparency, and business decision-making.
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Slovenia has updated its VAT and excise duty exemption rules for diplomatic missions, consulates, EU bodies, and international organizations, with new rules applying from January 1, 2026. The process is now more digitalized and controlled through the eDavki portal, with refunds becoming the main exemption method and direct exemptions limited to specific cases.
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Slovenia has proposed a new law to guarantee consumers the right to choose between cash and electronic payments, while ensuring nationwide access to basic banking services and cash infrastructure. The draft also mandates acceptance of cash and at least one electronic payment method at points of sale, with limited exceptions, and is open for public consultation until 16 April 2026.
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Local reports indicate that fuel prices are expected to increase slightly next week, with gasoline and diesel rising by a few cents per liter as part of weekly price adjustments now implemented by authorities, effective from April 8, 2026 due to a public holiday delay.
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Slovenia’s Financial Administration (FURS) reported strong revenue growth, with €2.19 billion collected in February 2026 and €4.6 billion for January–February 2026, reflecting significant year-on-year increases, although figures remain subject to adjustment.
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