Crypto
Slovenia's Proposed Crypto Tax Bill Stalls Amid Parliamentary Delays
Slovenia's government approved a draft bill in July 2025 to impose a flat 25% tax on cryptocurrency profits, but it never made it to a vote.
The National Assembly pulled the bill from its agenda in November 2025 and it has not been enacted. Under the proposed framework, only conversions of crypto to fiat currency would be taxed at 25%, while crypto-to-crypto exchanges would remain fully exempt.
The tax would apply to profits realized when cryptocurrency is converted to fiat currency, and gains between acquisition price and sale price would trigger the 25% flat rate. Merchants accepting over 500 euros in crypto payments would need to report those transactions to the tax authority.