BASIC INFORMATION about donating 2%

How to donate 2% of tax from 2026 onwards (for 2025)

From 2026 onwards, new rules apply to donating a share of your Slovak income tax — together you can allocate 2% three times.

Every taxpayer can donate:

  • 2% of tax to a chosen civic association
  • 3% of tax, if you have completed at least 40 hours of volunteer work during the year and provide a certificate

Under the new rules, in addition to the organization, you can simultaneously donate:

  • 2% to your mother (if she is a pensioner)
  • 2% to your father (if he is a pensioner)

In total you can allocate:

  • 2% to an organization + 2% to your mother + 2% to your father = up to 6%
  • with volunteer work, up to 3% to an organization + 2% + 2% = 7%

If you do not wish to donate 2% to your parents

  • simply fill in only the details of the organization
  • on the Slovak tax form tick the box indicating that you are not using the procedure for parents

How 2% of tax is calculated

The basis for calculating the 2% is the tax paid.

If you want to allocate 2% to both an association and both parents, calculate 2% from the tax paid — not 6%! It is NOT the case that 6% is calculated and split into three parts!

Example:

The basis is always the same tax paid.

If your tax paid is €273.21:

  • 2% for the organization = tax × 0.02  = €5.46
  • 2% for mother (pensioner) = tax × 0.02 = €5.46
  • 2% for father (pensioner) = tax × 0.02 = €5.46

This amount is not paid on top — it is a portion of tax you would otherwise have paid to the state.

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