Slovakia’s investment ministry is pushing for the country to adopt a domestic digital services tax as part of government efforts to consolidate public finances.
The new tax could bring between €30 million ($35 million) and €100 million annually, depending on its scope and rate, said Radomír Šalitroš, first state secretary for the Ministry of Investments, Regional Development and Informatics.
“For consolidation, we need to look for solutions that are fair and equitable,” Šalitroš said in an Aug. 18 press release. “The digital tax is exactly such a solution — it will bring money to the budget, protect fair ...
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