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Public Slovakia Author: Kristina Dosen
Slovakia is set to align with the EU's revised legislative framework for SMEs by introducing significant changes to its VAT registration process, effective January 1, 2025. These changes will impact both domestic and foreign taxable persons, with a focus on registration thresholds and compliance duties.
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Key Changes for Domestic Taxable Persons:

  • The mandatory VAT registration threshold is now set at an annual turnover of EUR 50,000 from the previous year or EUR 62,500 in the current year.
  • The turnover calculation period has shifted from 12 consecutive months to the calendar year.
  • VAT registration must be applied for within five working days after surpassing the turnover threshold.
  • VAT imposition becomes mandatory from the start of the new calendar year or from the first taxable supply, depending on the turnover threshold reached.

Regulations for Foreign Taxable Persons:

  • No registration threshold exists for foreign taxable persons making taxable supplies in Slovakia.
  • VAT registration applications must be submitted within five working days of making a taxable supply, starting from January 1, 2025.

 

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