Some forms of income in Slovenia are tax-exempt, subject to specific conditions specified in Slovenian law, as follows:

  • A dividend distributed between two companies in Slovenia.
  • A standard exemption of EUR 3,303 or more up to EUR 6,520, depending on annual income, for any Slovenian resident.
  • Tax relief of EUR 17,659 for disabled people, EUR 1,205 for people over 65 and children, starting EUR 2,437 for the first child.
  • An exemption of EUR 2,477 on a student's earnings.
  • Prizes from lotteries and games of chance to the legally defined limit.
  • Prizes and stipends from international bodies for social and scientific achievements.
  • Refunds from an employer of accommodation and travel expenses incurred for business purposes.
  • Child allowances and subsidies paid by the State.


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