Slovakia has made progress in digitalising its tax system but still has one of the highest overall tax burdens in Central and Eastern Europe, according to the latest CEE Tax Guide 2026 by advisory firm Forvis Mazars. The report says Slovakia has introduced significant tax changes this year, including two new personal income tax rates of 30 and 35 percent and a standard VAT rate of 23 percent, placing it among the region's higher-tax countries. At the same time, the country has advanced its digital tax system, with eKasa now fully operational and mandatory electronic invoicing between businesses due to begin in 2027.
Source: TASR
Veronika Ščepánová; Photo: freepik
