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Immovable property

Immovable property

Last reviewed 21 Aug 2023

Tax depreciation

Straight-line

straight-line over the expected useful life of the asset, depletion allowances on natural resources (e.g. gravel)

Additional

in the case of permanent impairment losses (“oslabitev”)

Depreciation categories

Land

no depreciation

Buildings

3 %; individual building units: 6 %

Depreciation over a shorter useful life is permitted for financial accounting purposes but not allowable for tax purposes.

Tax base for buildings

The basis of assessment is the acquisition or production cost under commercial law in accordance with the Slovenian Accounting Standards (SRS). When accounting for fair values according to SRS, no depreciation can be recognised for tax purposes, but only any impairment that may have to be recognised

Special depreciation

not applicable

Write-ups

Where the justification for additional depreciation disappears, write-ups to fair value (even in excess of acquisition cost) are permissible.

Real estate income tax

not applicable

Object of taxation

not applicable

Tax rate

not applicable

Tax collection

not applicable

Exemptions

not applicable

Property transfer tax

Object of taxation

contracts for the sale of property (both land and buildings)

Basis of assessment

selling price or comparable arm’s length value

Tax rate

2%

Property tax

The property tax is a municipal tax with various tax rates (NUSZ)

Objects of taxation

Property tax is levied on property used for private and business purposes

Real estate funds

Owner of the fund assets

The assets of an alternative investment fund are not a legal entity

Annual valuation

Mandatory annual valuation

Borrowing

regulated by law

Diversification of risk

Tax liability

Alternative investment funds under the applicable special legislation are subject to a 0% tax rate to the extent that they have distributed 90% of the previous year's profit by November 30 of the current year. Dividends from alternative investment funds are tax-exempt for corporate income tax subjects.

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