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Slovenia
Slovenia is in Central Europe and uses the euro, making it suitable for EU-facing trade, manufacturing, and regional operations. Foreign investors commonly use a d.o.o.; foreign individuals and entities may hold shares, while bank due diligence and sector licences require case-by-case review.
An EU base for manufacturing and trade.
Limited liability company družba z omejeno odgovornostjo (d.o.o.)
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- Tax
- Corporate income tax 22% for 2024–28; 15% global minimum tax for in-scope large groups; dividend WHT 15%
- Shareholders and directors
- Min. 1 shareholder and 1 director; shareholders may be foreign individuals or entities
- Share capital
- Min. EUR 7,500; standard SPOT registration requires full cash payment before filing
- Local requirements
- Slovenian registered address and consent to use it; licensed sectors need separate approvals
- Annual maintenance
- File annual report with AJPES and CIT return within 3 months after year end
- Incorporation timeline
- Approx. 4–8 business days; document certification or banking may extend timing
- Public disclosure
- Company, director, and founder data are searchable; beneficial-owner data have restricted access
Facts last checked · 2026-10-23
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02 · Advantages
Why Slovenia
- 01Access to the EU single market and euro area
- 02A d.o.o. can have foreign individual or corporate owners with limited liability
- 03SPOT one-stop registration links Court, business, and tax registration
03 · Requirements
Formation requirements
- Company name ends with “d.o.o.”
- Founders need ID and a Slovenian tax number; certify foreign documents where required
- Simple setup uses standard SPOT articles; non-cash contributions or tailored terms require a notary
04 · Compliance
Annual compliance
- File AJPES annual report and CIT return within 3 months after year end
- Medium-sized, large, and public companies require statutory audit
- Update RDL beneficial-owner data within the statutory deadline
After incorporation, Offshore Isle sets a compliance calendar. We remind you in advance of annual returns, renewals and filings, and handle them on your behalf.
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