The Slovak Republic’s Parliament has rejected a draft bill to amend the Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) Act on 15 April 2025, which sought to exempt healthcare providers established under special healthcare legislation from FTT.
Earlier, the Slovak Parliament voted down a bill seeking to amend the FTT Act, which aimed to expand exemptions to include registered social enterprises under social economy legislation.
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