Slovenia VAT Rates
The standard rate in Slovenia is 22%, in force since 1 July 2013. Before that, Slovenia changed it 2 times since 1999 — every change below carries the date it took effect and the Commission record it came from.
Standard rate today
22%
Since 1 July 2013 — 13 years
Previous rate
20%
Until 30 June 2013
First recorded rate
19%
From 1 July 1999
Slovenia VAT Rates in Force Today
- Standard rate
- 22%
- Reduced rates
- 5%, 9.5%
- Super-reduced rate
- None
- Parking rate
- None
- Local name
- Davek na dodano vrednost (DDV)
- Currency
- EUR
Checking a Slovenian VAT number rather than a rate? The number format, its regex and verified example numbers are on the Slovenia VAT number page.
Standard Rate Changes in Slovenia
| In force from | Until | Standard rate |
|---|---|---|
| 1 July 2013 | Current | 22% |
| 1 January 2002 | 30 June 2013 | 20% |
| 1 July 1999 | 31 December 2001 | 19% |
More on Slovenia
- Slovenia VAT number formatNumber structure, regex pattern and verified examples.
- Slovenia VAT validation APIEndpoint, response fields and code samples for this country.
- Slovenia Reverse charge rulesWhen to zero-rate a cross-border B2B invoice, and what to write on it.
- Slovenia VIES uptimeAvailability of this country in the Commission database, sampled continuously.
Where This Data Comes From
Two European Commission sources, joined at 1 January 2017, where they agree on every member state. Nothing here is estimated, and periods are never rewritten once published — a rate change is a new record, not an edit to an old one.
- European Commission, DG TAXUD — "VAT rates applied in the Member States of the European Union", section VIII "The evolution of VAT rates applicable in the Member States"
Publication discontinued in favour of TEDB. Transcribed once and frozen; not regenerated automatically.
The whole series for all 27 member states is one JSON file, MIT licensed, no API key: eu-vat-rates-history.json. Last rebuilt 13 August 2026.
Historical rates are published for reference. Which rate applies to a given supply also depends on the place-of-supply and time-of-supply rules in force at the time, which this dataset does not model. For Slovenian filings, confirm with the tax authority or an adviser. The Commission’s own record has gaps — where one is known, the missing period is filled from national legislation and labelled as such above. Spot another, and the issue tracker is open.