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    January 7, 2026 (about 2 months ago)

    Slovenia raises 2023 Intrastat reporting thresholds

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    Slovenia VAT News • VatCalc

    Summary

    Slovenia has increased its Intrastat reporting thresholds for arrivals and dispatches of goods with other EU member states, effective 1 January 2026. The arrivals threshold rises from €240,000 to €300,000 per annum (statistical €4 million), while dispatches rise from €270,000 to €280,000 per annum (statistical €9 million). These changes affect larger shippers and are part of Slovenia’s annual reporting obligations for intra‑EU trade.

    Key Facts

    • •From 1 Jan 2026, arrivals threshold increases from €240,000 to €300,000 per annum (statistical €4 million).
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    From 1 Jan 2026, dispatches threshold increases from €270,000 to €280,000 per annum (statistical €9 million).
  1. •The new thresholds apply to movements of goods between Slovenia and other EU member states.
  2. Europe
    Slovenia
    Compliance
    Cross-Border
    VAT Update
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