Slovenia’s 2026 B2B E-Invoicing and Cross-Border E-reporting Mandate

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Slovenia has proposed a new mandate for B2B e-invoicing as well as B2B and cross-border e-reporting, designed to combat VAT fraud and enhance tax compliance. This aligns with the EU’s plan to mandate the exchange and reporting of e-invoices for intra-community supplies by July 2030.

Timeline:

  • July 2026: Mandatory B2B e-invoicing for all transactions in Slovenia.
  • July 2026: Mandatory B2B and cross-border e-reporting for all transactions in Slovenia.
  • The mandate will also regulate accepted formats for structured e-invoices, which must be reported to the tax administration (FURS) by both the issuer and the customer within eight days.

     

     

    2026: Mandatory B2B E-invoicing Slovenia

    From 1 June 2026, all B2B transactions between taxable entities must be issued, sent, and received in an e-invoicing format. While there is no pre-clearance requirement for e-invoices, taxpayers must agree on the format. Accepted formats include:

  • The national e-SLOG standard,
  • Formats compliant with the European standard EN 16931,
  • Other internationally recognized formats if agreed upon by both parties.
  • E-invoices can be submitted to UJP via:

  • Manual creation online,
  • XML format,
  • Peppol access point,
  • Third-party e-invoicing agent.
  • B2C transactions are not included in this mandate, though consumers retain the option to choose how they wish to receive their invoices.

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    2026: Mandatory B2B and Cross-Border E-reporting

    From 1 June 2026, all B2B and cross-border transactions will require e-reporting for both suppliers and buyers. Invoice data must be reported to the Slovenian tax authorities (FURS) within eight days of issuing or receiving an invoice, effectively functioning as near-real-time reporting. The accepted format for reporting and exchange with the administration is eSLOG.

     

     

    Present Regulations

    Currently, only B2G transactions are mandated to use e-invoicing in Slovenia. B2B and B2C e-invoicing remain voluntary, giving businesses the opportunity to adapt and prepare for the upcoming mandates.

    Click here for a complete Invoicing Guide for Slovenia.

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    This guide is for informational purposes only, as regulations and timelines can change frequently. While we strive to monitor updates and maintain the accuracy of our content, we recommend consulting with a tax professional or e-invoicing specialist for the most reliable and personalized advice. This content was last updated on December 20, 2024.

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