Useful resources

The income threshold for digital nomads is two average net monthly salaries in Slovenia according to the latest figures published in the official gazette. The figure itself is published here.

We deliberately avoid quoting a fixed amount in the programme description: it is recalculated, and any number on a third-party site eventually becomes misleading. The formula plus the source is more reliable.

The official bases for calculating social contributions and their current amounts.

A key resource for anyone considering self-employment in Slovenia: these figures determine the monthly burden. Less relevant for digital nomads, who do not register local activity.

Calculates the tax burden for a Slovenian S.P. under the simplified regime with standardised expense deduction: income tax, social contributions, net income. It also shows how payments change over the first five years — contributions are lower in year one and rise afterwards, which is an unpleasant surprise for anyone who budgeted on year one.

Important: the tool is unofficial, although it draws on SURS and FURS data. For precise figures, check with the financial administration.

Not suitable for digital nomads — they do not register an S.P. and do not work for Slovenian clients. The calculator is built for self-employment as a separate ground.