Slovakia (2026)
24
% combined statutory rate
unchanged YoY
YoY Change
unchanged
percentage points
Trend
neutral
Series length
27
years of data

Data

Slovakia Corporate Tax Rate (2026) — source data. OECD.
Year % combined statutory rate YoY Change
2026 24 unchanged
2025 24 +3pp
2024 21 unchanged
2023 21 unchanged
2022 21 unchanged
2021 21 unchanged
2020 21 unchanged
2019 21 unchanged
2018 21 unchanged
2017 21 -1pp
2016 22 unchanged
2015 22 unchanged
2014 22 -1pp
2013 23 +4pp
2012 19 unchanged
2011 19 unchanged
2010 19 unchanged
2009 19 unchanged
2008 19 unchanged
2007 19 unchanged

About this Dataset

Slovakia recorded 24 % combined statutory rate in 2026. That is unchanged on the previous period. Across 2000–2026 the series ranges from 19 in 2012 to 29 in 2000.

This page tracks the combined statutory corporate income tax rate in Slovakia — central government plus any sub-central or surtax component, which is the figure normally quoted for cross-border comparison and is often materially higher than the headline central rate alone. Note the statutory rate is not the effective rate: deductions, incentives and the 15% global minimum tax all sit between the two.

Data sourced from OECD via SDMX REST API. This is the statutory rate, not the effective rate: deductions, incentives and the 15% global minimum tax all sit between the two.

Frequently Asked Questions

This page tracks the combined statutory corporate income tax rate in Slovakia — central government plus any sub-central or surtax component, which is the figure normally quoted for cross-border comparison and is often materially higher than the headline central rate alone. Note the statutory rate is not the effective rate: deductions, incentives and the 15% global minimum tax all sit between the two. It is published by OECD and updated annually.

The most recent observation covers 2026. OECD typically publishes this series with a lag of several months after the reference period. The series runs 2000–2026 (27 observations).

The series peaked at 29 % combined statutory rate in 2000 and reached its lowest recorded value of 19 in 2012. The latest reading of 24 in 2026 is unchanged on the previous period.