- Starting July 2025, VAT-registered persons in Slovenia must submit VAT ledgers with their VAT returns.
- VAT ledgers include detailed data of incoming and outgoing invoices for the VAT period.
- Ledgers must be prepared monthly and submitted electronically by the VAT return deadline.
- Compliance involves transferring VAT data into predefined ledgers and submitting them separately from VAT returns.
- Ledgers must meet content, format, and structure requirements and be submitted in XML, JSON, or CSV format.
- Output VAT ledger includes taxpayer details, tax period, document information, value of supplies, and calculated VAT.
- Input VAT ledger includes taxpayer and supplier details, tax period, document information, and deductible VAT.
Source: bdo.global
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