Hello, maybe this is not the right question for this forum, but I am desperate, so I am trying everything.
At least I am searching for a contact, where my question will be answered or who will be able to help me. I wrote to about 10 addresses of Slovenian Ministry of finance, but nobody responds to me.
I am running my own small business in Slovakia and we want to sell our product at one of Slovenian festivals (it will be outdoor, market sale for 5-7 days). The organizers of festival aren´t able to tell us anything regarding this.
In Slovakia we can use "virtual cash register" - it is certified application from our Ministry of finance with connection to printer to issue recepits. Is it equal to standard cash register.
And the company isn´t registered to VAT, as we aren´t obliged too due to Slovak tax law if we have turnover under 50.000 EUR. But it is registered as a standard tax subject, standard company in Slovakia (s.r.o. - the limited liability company).
My question is, if I am obliged to use cash register or can I issue the paper recepits only?
and if I have to, if it will be enough to use mentioned cash register from Slovakia? or which steps I have to take to be able to sell in mentioned form in Slovenia?
thank you very much for any help or helpful contact! I will be very grateful!
Adela
Cash registers for sale in Slovenia for foreign subject
Helo , all this questions should be explained by your accountant or chamber of commerce.... it is EU.
1. You have to identyfy for VAT in Slovenia no matter of your income in Slovakia or here. 15 days before you start
2. You have to use special cashregister which is conected with Ministry of Finance
3. Hire some accountant or representive in Slovenia
4. Think it over if pays off
This is why nobody is reply you. It doesn't pay off to because your input would be bigger than output ....so
Hope I replied to you
kind regards
Thank you very very much Birja.
You are right, in this case the costs would be much more higher than the income, not mentioning the time, language barrier and nerves... 
I have never experienced such barriers in any EU country (I was selling in 5 beside my home country), that´s why my accountant wasn´t able to help.
thanks again and have a nice day 
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