Crypto tax in Slovenia (2026): rules, rate and deadlines

The main crypto tax rules for private investors in Slovenia, in plain language, with the official sources.

Checked November 2026Information, not tax advice

0%

on gains from private sales and swaps (2026)

25%

advance on mining and airdrops (other income)

0%

on swaps between cryptos

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The rules

The rules in Slovenia in short

Checked November 2026
What is taxed
Nothing on selling or swapping crypto as a private investor in 2026. Mining, airdrops, free tokens and crypto received as pay are income.
Rate
0% on gains from sales and swaps. Other income (mining, airdrops, free tokens): 25% advance, then counted in your annual income tax (16% to 50%).
Not taxed
Gains from selling or swapping crypto as a private investor. Moving coins between your own wallets. FURS has published nothing on staking.
Holding period
No holding period. If you trade as a business, FURS looks at several signs (how often, how much, how organised) without a fixed number; the gains are then business income.
Where to declare
Other income: the DOHDRU advance return in eDavki. Private sales and swaps: nothing to declare.
Key dates
Calendar year. DOHDRU within 15 days of receiving other income. FURS then sends a pre-filled annual assessment in spring; objections are usually due by 30 April.

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FAQ

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What is taxed on crypto in Slovenia?

Nothing on selling or swapping crypto as a private investor in 2026. Mining, airdrops, free tokens and crypto received as pay are income.

How much tax do you pay on crypto in Slovenia?

0% on gains from sales and swaps. Other income (mining, airdrops, free tokens): 25% advance, then counted in your annual income tax (16% to 50%).

What is not taxed?

Gains from selling or swapping crypto as a private investor. Moving coins between your own wallets. FURS has published nothing on staking.

Does it matter how long you hold your crypto?

No holding period. If you trade as a business, FURS looks at several signs (how often, how much, how organised) without a fixed number; the gains are then business income.

Where do you declare crypto?

Other income: the DOHDRU advance return in eDavki. Private sales and swaps: nothing to declare.

When do you declare?

Calendar year. DOHDRU within 15 days of receiving other income. FURS then sends a pre-filled annual assessment in spring; objections are usually due by 30 April.

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