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Independent editorial analysis of nearshoring, industrial real estate and entering the Slovak market — grounded in Štatistický úrad SR, SARIO, NBS and CBRE data, not development-agency marketing.
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The ECB rate has risen to 2,65 %, yet the Slovak tax office still charges 15 % a year on tax arrears. Taking apart the § 156 formula and three § 155 penalties shows…
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Why supply chains reshore to Central Europe, the role of the automotive anchors, and where SARIO and investment incentives change the case.
Investment aid from April 2026: zones, forms and time limitsWarehouses and halls as an investment: stock, vacancy, rents and the gap between Bratislava and the east of the country.
Exposure limit, subsistence minimum and tariff: July 2026CSRD and sustainability reporting, what a supplier must disclose and from when, and the ESG premium on industrial assets.
Security measures in three categories: which one appliesSetting up an s.r.o., taxes, investment incentives and the practical mechanics of a foreign entity entering the Slovak market.
Late payment interest under § 156 of the Tax Code after the ECB rate rise