Peter Slávik says more rates, exemptions and unclear rules make life harder for businesses, accountants and tax offices alike.

Church scaffolding disappears, two women lose nearly €50,000 to scammers, and the PM loses in court.

A proposal that would have forced MPs, ministers and the president to give newlyweds €500 when officiating weddings was rejected by parliament.

His draft law would lower the criminal threshold from €20,000 to €700 and toughen the state’s response to tax offenders.

The changes include higher speeding fines, a ban on e-scooters using pavements, stricter taxi rules and more traffic offences being enforced through cameras.

Stats Perform analysis of ten leading European competitions highlighted Sparta Prague's Lukáš Haraslín and Viktoria Plzeň defender Dávid Krčík.

After six months of delays, the government has unveiled 49 economic measures.

Two immersive illusion rooms inspired by fantasy worlds and Horehronie's mining heritage have opened in the central Slovak town.

Parliament approved an exemption after warnings that some entrepreneurs could face mandatory social insurance payments despite earning little or no income.

The Open Parks and Gardens Weekend returns with the theme The Eyes of the Garden, opening more than 140 sites across Slovakia and 30 locations in Bratislava.

Paying taxes is painful enough without the government humiliating taxpayers (and itself) in the process.

Schools struggle to publish admissions results, coalition and opposition clash over Tibor Gašpar, and High Tatras trails reopen after a seven-month closure.

Slovakia will raise its living minimum by 3.9 percent from July, with related tax changes taking effect in 2027.

New mortgage rules would target purchases of third and subsequent properties while helping first-time buyers onto the property ladder.

No. The report cited by the Slovak MEP discusses emojis in the context of criminal activity, not a ban.

The former Slovak goalkeeper was honoured for her outstanding contribution to the national team.

Most mountain routes are accessible again from 1 June, although some paths remain closed due to snow, ice and ongoing reconstruction work.

From Bratislava to Tvrdošín, the vibrant purple yam drink is gaining fans.

One minister may have to go. 

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