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News digest: Matovič finally unveils his tax reform, says it will be a revolution
Tax changes to target families, labour and businesses. The president signs changes to pandemic legislation. New carrier in Bratislava Region faces problems.
One levy and one tax paid from the gross wage. Finance minister presents changes to labour taxation
The changes to labour taxation are part of the second package of the planned reform of taxes and levies.
Change of carrier in Bratislava Region causing problems
Arriva, which took over on November 15, lacks drivers; the region is talking about consequences.
New ‘green pass’ requirements will likely carry more bark than bite
Employers can finally demand immunisation or tests from employees.
Personality of the Velvet Revolution dies at age 77
He was also a journalist and writer.
Travelling to the EU limited at the outer border of Slovakia
The measures apply especially to Ukrainians.
Working parents could get €200 more per child, non-working €100
Finance minister unveiled the first part of what he calls the tax revolution.
Amici e Rivali (Friends and Rivals)
Is there a better Rossini tenor than Lawrence Brownlee? The upcoming Bratislava concert has the answer.
America’s greatest inventor will return to Bratislava. A new cinema will bear his name
The first Edison Filmhub opened in Prague in 2019, and the second will open in the Slovak capital next year.
Archaeologists unearthed a Germanic tomb 15 years ago. When will it be exhibited?
The ancient tomb was to be displayed in the Podtatranské Museum in Poprad this year.
Forget James Dean. Slovakia’s religious rebel had a cause
Darina Bancíková, the first female pastor ordained in Slovakia, faced many barriers during her lifetime under the communist regime.
Employers can demand Green Passes, so can restaurants
Tighter anti-pandemic measures get a green light in parliament.
News digest: Slovakia will close border with Austria, symbolically
Bratislava holds its Beaujolais nouveau wine festival. More than 500 pairs of old glasses are to be sent to Africa. Finance Minister Igor Matovič will start introducing tax reform on Sunday.
Finance Minister Igor Matovič ready to introduce long-awaited tax and levy reform
On Sunday, November 14, he will present the part dedicated to families.
Law changes for foreign medics do not go far enough, organisation uniting foreign doctors says
One of the changes is an extension to eligibility for the current system of temporary specialist internships.
Slovakia will symbolically close border with Austria to recall totalitarian past
The Weekend of Closed Borders will include the commemoration of the victims of the Iron Curtain.
Weekend: Old Bratislava landmarks will appear in a foreign drama
Spend your weekend hiking in the Low Tatras, but read the latest culture and travel stories first.
News digest: Slovaks mourn deceased singer Žbirka
Parliament did not pass the law “on assistance to pregnant women“. Slovak politicians honoured veterans.
MPs do not pass law that would restrict access to abortions
The amendment was one vote short of passing again.
German companies still make the largest contribution to state coffers in Slovakia
Investors are more cautious in terms of investments, but they have ambitious hiring plans.
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