Slovenia Simplifies EU VAT Refunds: New Guidelines Issued
Slovenian taxable persons can now request VAT refunds for goods or services bought in other EU countries with clearer guidelines. The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) has published updated guidance, effective from 30 September 2025.
The new guidance aims to improve cross-border business compliance within the EU. It clarifies that the refund period must be at least three calendar months and at most one calendar year, with exceptions for shorter periods covering the remainder of the year.
Slovenian VAT-registered businesses can request refunds via the eDavki portal, using the prescribed form. The submission deadline is 30 September of the year following the refund period. FURS will forward complete requests to the respective EU member state's authority, provided all conditions are met.
The updated guidance from FURS simplifies the VAT refund process for Slovenian businesses operating across EU borders. It sets clear timelines and procedural obligations, ensuring better compliance and smoother refunds.
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