- Slovakia’s Financial Administration reported intensive August 2026 enforcement: 778 tax audits found irregularities worth over €24.6 million, alongside 2,512 local inspections and 1,225 oral hearings.
- eKasa compliance checks remained a major focus: 1,913 cash registers were inspected, 480 violations were found, and penalties exceeded €356,000.
- A claimed VAT exemption for an intra-EU supply was denied because the supplier could not prove actual transport of goods to another EU state or that the customer was a valid VAT-active business; Slovak VAT was imposed, with additional tax of over €462,000.
- The Financial Administration also disallowed large intermediary-service expenses for corporate income tax purposes where the taxpayer could not prove the services were real or commercially justified, resulting in an additional assessment of €5.7 million.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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