In Slovenia, the tax number is a universal identifier assigned by the Financial Administration (FURS) to all taxpayers, including individuals, businesses, and foreign entities. It differs from the VAT identification number (VAT ID), which is only required for those registered for VAT and includes the “SI” prefix before the same digits as the tax number.
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Slovenia: What Is the Difference Between the Tax Number and the VAT Identification Number?
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Author: Ivana Picajkić
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