Last reviewed 08 Dec 2023
tax rate of 19 % applicable to the tax base which does not exceed 154.8 times the subsistence minimum;
tax rate of 25 % applicable to the tax base which exceeds 154.8 but not exceeds 212.4 times the subsistence minimum (for 2026: tax base exceeding EUR 43,983.32 but not exceeding 60,349.21 per year), i.e. this applies if the gross income is approx. between EUR 51,382 - EUR 70,501 per year or approx. EUR 4,282 - EUR 5,875 per month;
tax rate of 30 % applicable to the tax base which exceeds 212.4 but not exceeds 264 times the subsistence minimum (for 2026: tax base exceeding EUR 60,349.21 but not exceeding 75,010.32 per year), i.e. this applies if the gross income is approx. between EUR 70,501 - EUR 87,629 per year or approx. EUR 5,875 - EUR 7,302 per month;
tax rate of 35 % applicable to the tax base which exceeds 264 times the subsistence minimum (for 2026: tax base exceeding EUR 75,010.32 per year), i.e. this applies if the gross income exceeds approx. EUR 87,629 per year or approx. EUR 7,302 per month;
tax rate of 15% applicable to entrepreneurs with taxable income (revenues) not exceeding the amount of EUR 100,000;
tax rate of 7% on dividends (dividends received from SK companies or contracting states from profit generated for tax periods from 2017 to 2023 and from profit generated for tax periods started from January 1,2025), tax rate of 10% on dividends (dividends received from SK companies or contracting states from profit generated for tax period 2024), or 35 % on dividends (dividends received from non-contracting states). Separate tax rate of 19% on certain types of capital income.
N/A
Natural persons, with their residence (other than occasional accommodation available) or their habitual abode in Slovakia, on worldwide income (except as provided under applicable DTA)
Natural persons, who have neither their residence nor their habitual abode in Slovakia, or who is considered as tax resident according to DTA in another contracting state, on Slovak sourced income
Calendar year
Income from
Double or single-entry bookkeeping
Simplified tax records possible
Losses may be set off only within and between business and self-employment income categories
N/A
Losses incurred from 2020 - Up to 5 years and up to 50% of the tax base or up to 5 years and up to the tax base of micro-taxpayers; no loss carry backs
Expenses incurred to procure, secure or maintain business taxable income, and recorded in the tax-payer’s books and records; expenses with character of personal consumption spent also for private purposes tax-deductible to a limited level, either in form of fixed expenses of 80 % or at documented level
None except for statutory social insurance
Taxpayers with income from business and self-employment income categories, use of the work of art and art performance: flat rate expenses deduction of 60 % of income is possible, however, only up to the amount of EUR 20,000 per year
Only if not registered for VAT or registered only part of the taxation period
Depreciation over 2 (electric cars) or 4 years
Acquisition cost: EUR 48,000 – restriction for tax depreciation
deductible
As a general principle, 19 %, however, DTA can provide for a lower rate of taxation, and relief at the level of beneficial owner of the income is generally by applying (i) credit of tax withheld abroad or (ii) tax exemption of income already taxed abroad. Evidence of tax residence and beneficial ownership required.
On payments to non-contracting states (e.g. off-shore countries) or when beneficial owner of the income cannot be proved, a withholding tax rate of 35 % applies.
19 % or applicable DTA
19 % or applicable DTA
Tax rate of 7 % is applicable when dividends are distributed from Slovak entities from profit generated for tax periods from 2017 to 2023 / tax rate of 10 % is applicable for tax period 2024/ tax rate of 7 % is applicable on dividends from profit generated for tax periods starting from January 1, 2025 or applicable DTA rate applies. Tax rate of 35% applies when dividends are distributed to non-contracting states or when beneficial owner of the dividend income cannot be proved.
The above applies to dividends from profits generated since 2017 (for prior years, specific rules apply).
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