The DST aims to generate EUR 30–100 million in revenue by taxing large multinational digital platforms and cloud services operating in the country, including Meta, Google, TikTok, Amazon, Netflix, and Microsoft.
Slovak Republic’s State Secretary for Investments, Radomir Salitros, has announced plans for a digital services tax (DST) on 18 August 2025, targeting large multinational digital platforms operating in the country without paying local taxes.
The DST is expected to generate EUR 30–100 million in revenue and will apply to companies like Meta, Google, TikTok, Amazon, Netflix, and cloud services like Microsoft and AWS.
“If they do business here and take money from Slovaks, it is fair that they also pay something to Slovakia. This is not another tax for people, but a fair fee from those who have not paid anything in Slovakia so far,” Radomir said.
If the Slovak Republic introduces DST, it would join countries like France, Austria, and Italy, which have already implemented a digital tax.
