Slovenia is adjusting its Intrastat framework for 2026, with new thresholds that will redefine reporting obligations for businesses trading goods within the European Union. The announcement, issued by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, confirms that these changes will take effect on 1 January 2026.
From this date, companies will be required to monitor the following annual thresholds over a rolling 12-month period:
- EUR 300,000 for arrivals (previously EUR 240,000),
- and EUR 280,000 for dispatches (previously EUR 270,000).
These adjustments are not just technical updates, they can significantly affect your reporting status. Some businesses may no longer be required to file Intrastat declarations, while others could fall within scope for the first time.
For companies involved in intra-EU trade, keeping a close eye on these new limits is essential. Failing to anticipate changes in reporting obligations can lead to non-compliance with statistical requirements.
In 2026, reviewing your trade flows and preparing for potential changes in your Intrastat obligations is a key step. If your transactions exceed the new thresholds, setting up or adapting your reporting processes early will help ensure a smooth transition.
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Source: stat.si (PDF in English)
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