Slovenian capital gains tax, sorted in minutes.
Upload your broker statement, get the official XML file for Slovenia's eDavki tax portal. FIFO method, ECB exchange rates and normalized costs — exactly as the Slovenian Personal Income Tax Act (ZDoh-2) requires.
Free during early access · 8 brokers supported · files validated against official FURS schemas
How it works
1. Export a CSV from your broker (Trading 212, Revolut, Interactive Brokers, eToro, Trade Republic in drugi). 2. Upload it — trades are converted to EUR using ECB reference rates for each trade date and matched with the mandatory FIFO method. 3. Download the XML (Doh-KDVP for capital gains, Doh-Div for dividends, Doh-Obr for interest, D-IFI for CFDs) and 4. import it into eDavki — XML import is an official feature of the portal; you always review and submit the return yourself.
Note: the app interface is in Slovenian. The English guide covers the rules and each step of the workflow.
FAQ
Do I have to file a Slovenian tax return for my foreign broker account?
Yes — Slovenian tax residents must report capital gains from sold shares and ETFs (form Doh-KDVP), dividends (Doh-Div) and interest (Doh-Obr) by 28 February for the previous year, regardless of where the broker is based.
Is the app available in English?
The app interface is currently in Slovenian, but the workflow is simple: upload your broker CSV, review the FIFO calculation, download the XML, import it into eDavki. Our English guide below walks you through every step.
How much does it cost?
It is free during early access — no card, no hidden costs. If paid plans are ever introduced, existing users get at least 30 days notice.
Informational tool, not tax advice. For complex situations consult a licensed tax advisor. Slovenska stran →