On 3rd June, the Slovenian Ministry of Finance enacted amendments to the Rules on the Implementation of the Law on Value Added Tax, which stipulate that smaller CSOs are no longer required to issue invoices when selling their products or services, thereby they will no longer be obliged to use fiscal cash registers. The change is the result of intensive joint advocacy efforts and actions by CNVOS, the Olympic Committee, Alpine Association and the Association of Pensioners. Thus, as of 04th June, when the conditions specified in the Rules are met, CSOs that make small sales revenues will not need to use fiscal cash registers for issuing invoices, as previously required by law. Instead, data on revenues from sales of goods or services will have to be recorded differently (e.g. with a list of inventory before and after the sale, revenue records etc.) More information is available here.
Source: CNVOS