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Not many people know about it, but you can pay <20% in taxes in Slovenia as a Tech Worker: "Normirani s.p." (Flat-Rate Sole Proprietorship) What is it? A radically simplified tax system for freelancers and solo entrepreneurs: • 4% effective income tax on your first €60,000 • 20% effective income tax on everything between €60,000 and €120,000 Works only if you operate under a full-time sole proprietorship ("Polni s.p."), and you are forced into standard taxation if your average revenue exceeds €120,000 over two years. Profit margins are calculated "automatically": • You can't deduct business expenses • Instead: 80% of your first €60k in revenue is automatically considered "expenses" (tax-free) • Any revenue above €60k has 0% recognized expenses Then, you pay a flat 20% income tax on that calculated taxable base. On top of this, you also need to pay social security: called "Prispevki", in Slovenia. • It covers healthcare, pension, and long-term care • The amount scales based on your previous year's profit • It is paid monthly, and acts as a cap on how low your taxes can go Some example math at €60k revenue: • Taxable base: €60k – 80% recognized expenses = €12,000 • Social Security (yearly estimate) = ~€8,100 • Income tax (20% on €12,000 base) = €2,400 • Total burden = ~€10,500 (~17.5% of gross) --- Some example math at €80k revenue: • Taxable base: €12k (from first 60k) + €20k (from the next 20k) = €32,000 • Social Security (yearly estimate) = ~€11,400 • Income tax (20% on €32,000 base) = €6,400 • Total burden = ~€17,800 (~22% of gross) --- At other income levels, it scales predictably: • ~16% total burden at €50k • ~28% total burden at €100k --- It's not single-digit tax rates. But: 17.5% at €60k, and 22% at €80k total tax... It's a great deal for Europe! The €120k revenue cap will be low for senior high-paid remote workers (the types that land jobs on EuroTopTech . com). But there's a clear segment of people for which this is an interesting proposition: • Remote worker making 50-100k per year (finding work on Forfettariato . com) • Prioritising WLB, nature, and extreme safety • Living in Maribor, Kranj, or some other good value Slovenian towns, or even in the capital Ljubljana Not a bad life. Slovenia is considered to be one of the best value, best life quality options in Europe. And it's a country that works fairly well, with a good trajectory. Real estate in Slovenia outside of Ljubljana is also very affordable. Save some money working remotely, move to Slovenia with a Normirani s.p., buy a house, live near the Alps or the Mediterranean, and enjoy one of the safest, greenest lifestyles in the world while working a chill job. 3.5-5.5k euros per month net gets you very far in Slovenia.

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