Slovenia’s finance ministry floats 25% tax on crypto transactions
18 Aprile 2025 - 4:10AM
Cointelegraph


Slovenia’s Finance Ministry is considering a possible 25% tax on
crypto trading profits for residents in the country under a new
draft law now open for public consultation.
The bill proposes to tax traders when they sell their
cryptocurrency for fiat or pay for goods and services, but
crypto-to-crypto and transfers between wallets owned by
the same user will be exempt, Slovenia’s Finance Ministry
said in an
April 17 statement.
Under the proposed legislation, crypto tax will be aligned with
existing tax laws. Slovenia taxpayers will be required to keep a
record of all their transactions for annual tax returns. The tax
base would be calculated on profits by subtracting the purchase
price from the sale price.
In a statement to the Slovenia Times, finance minister Klemen
Boštjančič said it’s
unreasonable that crypto trading for individuals isn’t currently
taxed in the country.
“The goal of taxation of crypto assets is not to generate tax
revenue, but we find it illogical and unreasonable that one of the
most speculative financial instruments is not taxed at all,” he
said in a statement translated from Slovenian.
New tax could stifle crypto in Slovenia, lawmaker
says
Jernej Vrtovec, a member of Slovenia’s national assembly and New
Slovenia opposition party, slammed the proposal in an April 16
statement to X, arguing it could stifle
crypto growth in the country.
“Slovenia has the opportunity to become a crypto-friendly
country, but with the government’s proposals, we will miss the
train again,” he said in a post also translated from Slovenian.
“With excessive taxation, we will once again see young people
and capital fleeing abroad. Taxes should encourage, not
stifle.”
Source: Jernej
Vrtovec
The proposal is open to public consultation until May 5. If
Slovenian lawmakers pass the bill, it will go into effect on Jan.
1, 2026.
Slovenia introduced a 10% tax on crypto
withdrawals and payments in 2023, but capital gains from
occasional crypto trading are not taxed, according to
the crypto tax platform Token Tax.
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Crypto activity can also currently be exempt from tax
if it's considered a hobby. Business activity, such as mining
or staking, is subject to income tax.
A previous bill proposed in April 2022 planned to levy a 5% tax
on profits over 10,000 euros ($11,372), but it was never passed
into law.
Slovenia issued the first digital sovereign bond in the
European Union on
July 25 last year. It had a nominal size of 30 million euros
($32.5 million) with a 3.65% coupon and a maturity date of Nov. 25
that year.
The number of crypto users in Slovenia is projected to reach
roughly 98,000 in 2025, according to
online data platform Statisa, with a penetration rate of 4.6% among
its population of 2.12 million people. While the projected revenue
for the country's crypto market is slated to hit $2.8
million.
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