Information about Slovenia Minimum wage and taxes.

In Slovenia, the minimum wage is governed by a legal regulation that determines the lowest salary of employees. As of 2021, the gross minimum wage in Slovenia is 1,024.24 Euros. This amount represents the gross amount of a salary paid monthly. The tax system in Slovenia is based on income. Income tax rates vary depending on income level. As of 2021, income tax rates in Slovenia are as follows: - 16% for the first 8,021.75 Euros of income, - 27% for the part after 8,021.75 Euros. However, these rates are only a general guide. Tax rates in Slovenia may vary depending on a person's marital status, sources of income and other factors. Additionally, other taxes, such as social security contributions, may be deducted from the salary. On the other hand, employers in Slovenia also pay some taxes on their employees' salaries. These include payments such as employer social security premiums, unemployment insurance premiums and employer health insurance premiums. All these tax and premium payments are regulated within the framework of Slovenia's tax and social security system and are subject to established rates. Therefore, tax and premium rates may change from time to time. It is important to obtain up-to-date information on this subject from relevant tax authorities or experts.