GDPR for Small Businesses: A Sensible Minimum Without Panic
GDPR for small businesses and sole proprietors: which personal data, legal bases, newsletters and consent, records of processing, processors and breaches.
Your First Collaborator: Student, Contract, Subcontractor or Employment?
Your first collaborator for an s.p.: student work, copyright and work contracts, a subcontractor or regular employment. When each form fits and the pitfall of a disguised employment relationship.
How to Choose an Accountant: Questions, Criteria and Warning Signs
How to choose an accountant for an s.p. or d.o.o.: when you actually need one, which questions to ask, warning signs and how to work together without chaos.
Sole Proprietorship (s.p.) and Sick Leave: What You Are Entitled To and How It Works
Sick leave for a sole proprietorship (s.p.) in 2026: the first 30 working days at your own expense, the ZZZS from the 31st day, child care from day one. Procedure, eBOL, application and new rules.
Incentives and Grants for Entrepreneurs: What Really Exists (and What No Longer Does)
Incentives for entrepreneurs 2026: why the classic self-employment subsidy is gone, and what replaces it – contribution relief, vouchers, P2 and hiring subsidies.
The Client Contract: The Elements That Protect You
A client contract for freelancers and sole proprietors: scope, price, deadlines, changes, copyright, liability and termination. The elements that protect you.
When a Client Doesn’t Pay: From a Friendly Reminder to e-Enforcement
What to do when a client doesn’t pay an invoice: a friendly reminder, default interest, enforcement based on an authentic document via eSodstvo, and prevention.
How to Write a Business Plan: From One Page to the Full Version
How to write a business plan you will actually use: a one-page version to start, the full structure for a bank or grant, and the most common mistakes.
Working for Foreign Clients: VAT, Invoices and Payments Made Simple
For Slovenian sole proprietors, foreign clients are often the best business: a larger market, higher rates, better payment discipline. Administratively, however, working across the border raises a few questions that domestic business doesn’t – mainly around VAT. The good news: the rules are clear and, once set up, a routine. EU clients (B2B): a VAT […]
How to Set Your Hourly Rate: A Formula in 4 Steps
The most common mistake when setting your price: you take the salary you’d like, divide it by 160 hours and get a rate that slowly bankrupts you. As a sole proprietor you don’t sell all your hours, yet you have to pay contributions, equipment, holidays and the months when there’s less work. Here is a […]