The Slovak Financial Administration announced that, effective 15 June 2026, it will broaden the scope of automatic registration from official authority for income tax purposes to include additional categories of taxpayers. This measure is intended to reduce administrative burdens for a wide range of enterprises, particularly small and medium‑sized businesses, by eliminating the need for manual registration forms and supporting documentation. Under the new system, relevant data will be automatically extracted from existing national registers, such as the commercial register and the register of economic operators, and used to generate tax identification numbers. The administration expects this approach to accelerate the onboarding process, improve data accuracy, and enhance overall tax compliance. Stakeholders have been informed that the expanded registration will take effect immediately, and that affected entities will receive electronic notifications once their information has been processed. The move aligns with EU initiatives to streamline cross‑border tax administration and to minimise bureaucratic red tape, ultimately fostering a more business‑friendly environment in Slovakia.