What is the minimum capital for a d.o.o. in Slovenia?

## Capital Requirements

The d.o.o. (družba z omejeno odgovornostjo) is the default limited liability company for small and medium businesses in Slovenia. It requires minimum share capital of €7,500, with a minimum contribution of €50 per shareholder. A d.o.o. can have between 1 and 50 founders.

## One Shareholder Is Still a d.o.o.

A single-member d.o.o. is the same legal form as a multi-member one. Slovenia does not have a separate entity type for sole ownership, unlike some neighbouring countries.

## Registration

Registration runs through SPOT (spot.gov.si), the one-stop portal that replaced the old eVEM name. SPOT handles business-register entry, tax registration and social insurance in one flow. The business register itself is kept by AJPES, which issues a 10-digit business register number (matična številka). FURS issues the 8-digit tax number (davčna številka).

## Other Entity Types

• s.p. (sole proprietor): no minimum capital, personal liability.
• d.d. (joint-stock company): €25,000.
• d.n.o. (general partnership): no minimum capital, unlimited liability, at least 2 founders.
• k.d. (limited partnership): no minimum capital, at least 2 founders.

## After Registration

A new d.o.o. pays DDPO on profit, files annual accounts with AJPES and must consider VAT registration once turnover passes the threshold. Finn sets up the starting deadlines for a Slovenian company when you create it.