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e-Invoicing in Slovenia
Characteristics of the electronic invoice in Slovenia
Slovenia is one of the most advanced countries for electronic invoicing in the European Union. It has been in use since 2001 when the chamber of commerce created a national standard. Currently, the electronic invoice is only mandatory for B2G transactions.
Obligation
Since 2015 electronic invoicing has been mandatory for all public entities and their suppliers.
Format
Electronic invoices can be sent in the national format e-Slog 2.0 or in the UBL 2.1. (PEPPOL BIS 3.0) format.
Digital Signature
Not mandatory.
Archiving
10 years.
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Common questions
What is the difference between the UPJ and Exchange HUB platforms?
Slovenia has two central platforms to recieve electronic invoices depending on the function of the public institution. The Uprava republike Slovenije za javna Plačila (UPJ) platform (Public Payment Administration) for institutions catalogued as “Budget users”, and the Exchange HUB for entities categorized as “non-budget users”. Both platforms are connected to the PEPPOL network.
Implementation of e-Invoicing around the world
The technical and legal requirements for e-Invoicing are different in each country. If you want to know the details and tax obligations of any particular country, just click on the map or choose a country from the dropdown list.
