The Slovak Republic parliament rejected a draft bill that proposed income tax exemptions on capital gains from the sale of immovable property for individuals and a suggestion to reduce the minimum holding period to three years.
Earlier, on 16 August 2024, the Slovak Republic’s parliament introduced the draft bill to amend the Income Tax Act, which would reduce the minimum holding period for capital gains tax exemptions on the sale of real estate from five years to three years.
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