AmCham Slovakia

AmCham Slovakia presents the Tax Manifesto 2026, a policy paper prepared by the AmCham Tax Committee in cooperation with member companies and tax experts. 

The document outlines a set of practical recommendations aimed at improving Slovakia’s tax policy, strengthening legal certainty for businesses, and supporting a more competitive, investment-friendly and pro-growth business environment.

The manifesto responds to the need for tax measures that help consolidate public finances without undermining economic growth, innovation or Slovakia’s attractiveness for investors. It focuses on simplifying the tax system, increasing the predictability of legislation, reducing administrative burden, improving dispute resolution, and creating stronger incentives for investment and innovation.

The purpose of the paper is to contribute to an expert, evidence-based and constructive discussion with public authorities on how tax policy can become a driver of Slovakia’s long-term competitiveness. Rather than setting out a broad redesign of the tax system, the manifesto focuses on concrete, targeted and implementable measures that can bring practical improvements to the tax environment and support a more predictable, investment-friendly and pro-growth business climate.

The manifesto has already been discussed with representatives of the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic and the Financial Administration of the Slovak Republic. AmCham Slovakia is ready to continue this dialogue with public authorities and other relevant stakeholders, with the ambition to help translate concrete measures into legislation and real practice in a way that supports sound public finances, a fair business environment and sustainable economic growth.

Tax manifesto has been supported by RUZ, SKDP and ZPS.