- The Government of Slovenia has proposed mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting for B2B and B2C transactions
- Taxpayers will need to issue and exchange B2B invoices electronically and report transactional data to the tax authority
- All business entities registered in Slovenia’s Business Register are under scope
- The new system will use registered service providers called e-route providers for reporting and exchange
- The mandatory e-invoicing and CTC e-reporting will start from June 1, 2026
- E-invoicing requirements include multiple supported formats and methods for issuance and exchange
- Consumers can choose to receive e-invoices or paper invoices for B2C transactions
- Taxpayers must electronically report transactional data to the tax authority within eight days of invoice issuance.
Source: sovos.com
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