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You can still file your income tax return for last year by Friday.
Slovenia🏛️ Politics3 hr. ago

You can still file your income tax return for last year by Friday.

The Slovenian Financial Administration (Furs) has set deadlines for taxpayers who received their preliminary income tax calculations for 2025 by early June. Those who need to pay additional taxes must submit their payment by July 29, while those who disputed the calculation had until June 29 to file an objection. Taxpayers who did not receive the calculation but earned taxable income last year must submit a forecast by July 31. Failure to submit a forecast could result in fines between €250 and €400. Furs emphasized that taxpayers can pay their taxes in installments, with the simplest method being three payments. They also clarified how winter bonuses (zimski regres) were included in the tax calculations, depending on whether they met certain criteria for business success payments.

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You can still file your income tax return for last year by Friday.

The Slovenian Financial Administration (Furs) has set deadlines for taxpayers who received their preliminary income tax calculations for 2025 by early June. Those who need to pay additional taxes must submit their payment by July 29, while those who disputed the calculation had until June 29 to file an objection. Taxpayers who did not receive the calculation but earned taxable income last year must submit a forecast by July 31. Failure to submit a forecast could result in fines between €250 and €400. Furs emphasized that taxpayers can pay their taxes in installments, with the simplest method being three payments. They also clarified how winter bonuses (zimski regres) were included in the tax calculations, depending on whether they met certain criteria for business success payments.

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