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Public Slovenia Author: Kristina Dosen
The implementation of mandatory electronic invoices for B2B transactions in Slovenia faces delays, with the earliest possible start date being pushed to 2025 due to a stalled bill in Parliament. Initially, Slovenia planned to adopt a pre-clearance model akin to Italy's SdI, as outlined in draft legislation from 2020. However, following a public consultation and the issuance of a new bill by the Ministry of Finance, the plans have been revised. Notably, as of March 2023, the draft law now incorporates elements from the European Commission's VAT in the Digital Age proposal, emphasizing compliance with the EN 16931 structured e-invoice format.
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According to the draft law, a 12-month notice period will be observed once the bill receives approval, suggesting that the new system will not be introduced before the year 2025.

It's worth noting that Slovenia has been an early adopter of e-invoicing, having mandated B2G e-invoices in 2015, well in advance of the 2019 obligation. The national standard, known as e-SLOG, is based on the national XML standard and uses UBL 2.1 and UN/CEFACT CII D16B.

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