Tax reports might be due end of October
People living in Slovakia will probably have to file tax returns by October 31. The Finance Ministry is preparing changes to the so-called "Lex Corona" act passed in early July, which was supposed to ...
People living in Slovakia will probably have to file tax returns by October 31. The Finance Ministry is preparing changes to the so-called "Lex Corona" act passed in early July, which was supposed to ...
"The future of the world will hinge mostly on how the most economically developed states put to use digitization", Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid stated during Globsec 2020 Bratislava virtual summit ...
The minimum monthly wage will increase from the current €580 to €623 from the beginning of next year, according to an agrement between the Labour Ministry and representatives of employers' associations. ...
Businesses that have been struggling due to the coronavirus crisis but were not required to stay closed during the virus outbreak will also be eligible to apply for rent subsidies that were made available ...
Over 193,000 people were accommodated in tourism facilities in Slovakia in June, which was five times as many as in May, the Statistics Office reported on Monday. However, the number of guests in hotels, ...
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the shopping behaviour of the Slovaks. They no longer go shopping every day and show a lower interest in higher added value goods, e.g. non-grocery goods.
The average net wage in Slovakia is higher than 1,000 euros only in Bratislava (1,217 euros) and Malacky (1,025 euros). In the ranking of the highest net earnings, net of taxes and levies, Trnava (968 ...
The Slovak Association of Hotels and Restaurants has expressed its disapproval of planned anti-coronavirus rules concerning the organising of indoor mass events, as it's of the opinion that it hasn't been ...
In July of this year, 69,020 people received unemployment benefits in Slovakia, the highest monthly number since 2004 according to the Social Insurance Agency.
German carmaker Porsche is planning to expand its automation and robotics centre in Horna Streda (Trenčin region) with a new auto body factory costing €250 million, which should provide new jobs to 1,200 ...