Slovenia E-invoicing & Digital Reporting Guide
Slovenia Electronic Invoicing and Digital Reporting Requirements
Questions About E-Invoicing in Slovenia?
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Business-to-government (B2G) e-invoicing has been mandatory in Slovenia since 2015.
What Types of Businesses Does This Apply to?
This requirement should apply to all resident taxpayers in Slovenia, including foreign companies with a permanent establishment in Slovenia, who supply goods or services to public authorities.
Governmental Body Responsible for E-invoicing in Slovenia
Penalties for Not Adhering to Slovenia’s E-invoice Mandates
E-invoice senders, receivers, and service providers can be fined between EUR 1,000 and EUR 10,000 depending on the offense.
What does the e-invoicing process in Slovenia look like?
E-invoices can be sent through:
- The UJPeRačun portal
- Payment service providers
- E-invoice service providers (so-called “e-route service providers”)
- Peppol.
Taxpayers can only use service providers who have signed a contract with the UJP.
Is SAF-T Needed in Slovenia?
SAF-T has not been introduced in Slovenia.
Questions About E-Invoicing in Slovenia?
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