On 9 December 2022, Slovenia's National Assembly voted to reapprove the Law on Amendments and Supplements to the Income Tax Act (previous coverage). The Law was previously approved on 28 November 2022, but on 5 December 2022 the National Council requested that the National Assembly reconsider the Law before promulgation in light of the current difficult economic situation. In this regard, there were issues with the law's reintroduction of the top 50% income tax rate, the repeal of scheduled increases in the standard personal allowance, and others. Despite the issues, the Law was reapproved in a vote of 49 for and 24 against.