From 1 June 2026, Slovenia will require e-Invoice reporting for B2B transactions, enforcing the exchange of structured e-Invoices in accepted formats to be reported to the Slovenian tax administration within eight days. The regulation also applies to B2B invoices with non-resident entities, while B2C invoices may still be issued in paper format.
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