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Public Slovenia Author: Ivana Picajkić
Starting July 2025, all VAT-registered businesses in Slovenia must electronically submit records of VAT charged and deducted to FURS, with deadlines aligned to their VAT return periods. Small businesses can use tools like MiniBlagajna for easier compliance, and early submission enables FURS to prepare draft VAT returns automatically.
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From 1 July 2025, all VAT-registered businesses in Slovenia must electronically submit records of VAT charged and VAT deducted to the Financial Administration (FURS) for each tax period.

Monthly VAT filers must submit records by the end of August 2025.

Quarterly VAT filers must submit records by October 2025.

From then on, records must always be submitted by the same deadline as the VAT return.

How to submit VAT records?

VAT records can be submitted to the tax authority in the following ways:

-       Through accounting software connected to FURS’s online system,

-       By uploading a ZIP file via the eDavki portal,

-       Using MiniBlagajna, the government’s free invoicing tool, which is particularly suitable for small businesses.

Support for small businesses

MiniBlagajna can automatically record issued invoices and generate VAT records, including for paper invoices that have been tax-certified through the application.

FURS is also developing additional solutions to further simplify VAT reporting for small businesses with lower turnover.

If VAT records are submitted at least three working days before the return deadline, FURS will automatically prepare a draft VAT return, provided that the taxpayer has not already submitted one for the same period.

 

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