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Slovenia Tax Information

22% DDV

DDV is 22% standard, 9.5% reduced, 5% super-reduced. Registration above €50,000. Source: Financial Administration Slovenia.

Massage Therapist Services to Invoice

  • Swedish massage
  • Deep tissue massage
  • Sports massage
  • Prenatal massage
  • Hot stone therapy
  • Chair massage
  • Couples massage

Invoice Requirements in Slovenia

Davčna številka
Matična številka
Business address
Invoice number
DDV breakdown
Total in EUR

Payment Terms

Payment at time of service. Packages and memberships paid in advance.

Gotovina15 dni30 dniRok plačila

Payment Methods in Slovenia

Bank TransferCredit CardPayPalCash

Massage Therapist Invoice Tips

  • Specify massage type
  • Include session duration
  • Note add-on services
  • Document package usage
  • Reference health intake

Frequently Asked Questions

What tax rate applies to massage therapist invoices in Slovenia?

Slovenia has 22% DDV. DDV is 22% standard, 9.5% reduced, 5% super-reduced. Registration above €50,000. Source: Financial Administration Slovenia.

What payment methods are common for massage therapists in Slovenia?

Common payment methods in Slovenia include: Bank Transfer, Credit Card, PayPal, Cash. Payment at time of service. Packages and memberships paid in advance.

What should massage therapist invoices include in Slovenia?

Your invoice should include: Davčna številka, Matična številka, Business address, Invoice number. For massage therapist services specifically, also include: Swedish massage, Deep tissue massage, Sports massage.

How should massage therapists price services?

Based on session length and massage type. Typically $60-$150+ per hour.

Should massage therapists offer packages?

Yes, packages encourage regular visits. Offer 5 or 10 session packages with discount.

What DDV rates apply?

Slovenia has 22% standard VAT, 9.5% for food/books/hotels, 5% for special items. EU standards apply.