Slovakia — SZČO (Paušálne Výdavky 60%) Tax Calculator 2026
Compute 2026 Slovak sole-proprietor (SZČO / živnostník) net take-home pay with exact 60% lump-sum expenses (20,000 € cap), 15% micro-taxpayer rate up to 100,000 €, 2026 16% health & 33.15% social minimums, NČZD allowances, and Daňový bonus na dieťa.
- Expenses & 15% Tax Rate: 60% lump-sum deduction capped at 20,000 €/yr; reduced 15% SZČO income tax up to 100,000 €/yr gross turnover (progressive 19%–35% brackets above 100,000 €) after 5,966.73 € NČZD allowance.
- 2026 Social & Health Consolidation: Zdravotná poisťovňa raised to 16% (min 121.92 €/mo); Sociálna poisťovňa 33.15% (min 303.11 €/mo above 9,144 € or 131.34 €/mo mikroodvod ≤9,144 €), with a 6-month 0 € startup holiday + 6 months 131.34 €/mo mikroodvod (788.04 € in Year 1).
- VAT & Family Bonus: 50,000 €/yr domestic DPH (23% VAT) threshold (62,500 € immediate registration); Daňový bonus na dieťa up to 1,200 €/yr per child.
- What is the maximum lump-sum expense deduction for Slovak SZČO in 2026?
- Slovak SZČO (živnostníci) without VAT registration for the full year deduct 60% of gross revenue capped at 20,000 €/yr (reaching the 20,000 € ceiling at 33,333.33 € of annual revenue), plus mandatory paid social and health contributions.
- How much are minimum monthly SZČO social and health contributions in Slovakia in 2026?
- In 2026, minimum monthly Zdravotná poisťovňa (16%) is 121.92 €/mo and standard minimum Sociálna poisťovňa (33.15% on the 914.40 € base above 9,144 € turnover) is 303.11 €/mo—totaling 425.03 €/mo for established full-time SZČO (or 131.34 €/mo SP mikroodvod when annual revenue is ≤9,144 €).
- How long is the social insurance holiday for a newly opened Slovak živnosť in 2026?
- Under Slovakia’s 2026 3rd Consolidation Package, the startup Sociálna poisťovňa holiday is 5–6 months (modeled as 6 months at 0 € followed by 6 months of the 131.34 €/mo mikroodvod = 788.04 € in Year 1, and 6 months of 131.34 €/mo + 6 months assessed VZ in Year 2).
Official 2026 Statutory Sources & Verification
Verified against official 2026 statutory tax & social contribution rules (Last verified: Nov 2026).