A recent judgment delivered by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg has set a significant precedent regarding the limits of family reunification across Europe. On 8 September 2026, the Court unanimously ruled in favour of the Netherlands in the case of A.A. v. the Netherlands (Application no. 7481/23), deciding that the Dutch […]
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Every September marks a critical milestone in international tax compliance: the annual implementation of the OECD Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and EU Administrative Cooperation Directives. In more than 100 tax jurisdictions worldwide, financial institutions share detailed account and asset data with national tax authorities. In Slovenia, this incoming data stream lands directly at the Slovenian Tax Authority (FURS). […]
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IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: The changes described below reflect a PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE DRAFT published by the Ministry of the Interior (MNZ) for the Foreigners Act (ZTuj-2J). The public consultation period has been extended to August 26, 2026. These provisions are not yet final law and remain subject to legislative debate and parliamentary approval. This legislative proposal introduces […]
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A major regulatory change has officially gone into effect that will significantly impact transatlantic trade, supply chain logistics, and business operations across Europe. Effective July 1, 2026, the European Union has eliminated tariffs on the import of the vast majority of products originating in the United States of America. This historic step, announced by the […]
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As summer temperatures rise, maintaining a safe, healthy and productive working environment is an important legal responsibility for companies operating in Slovenia. Both indoor and outdoor working conditions are strictly regulated by the Slovenian Occupational Health and Safety Act (ZVZD-1 ) and specific regulations on requirements for ensuring safety and health at work. As temperatures […]
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In a decisive step towards a more integrated and competitive single market, the Council of the EU and the European Parliament have reached a provisional agreement on a landmark regulation that will fundamentally change the way cross-border services operate. Signed as part of the ambitious “One Europe, One Market” roadmap, this new framework focuses on […]
READ MOREIn a significant milestone for international trade and cross-border mobility, Slovenia has officially entered the digital age of logistics. As of June 1, Slovenia is one of the first 30 countries in the world to introduce the digital ATACarnet (eATA Carnet). In addition to EU member states, other early adopters of this system include Switzerland, […]
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As Slovenia prepares to incorporate the EU Directive on Platform Work into its national legal system, key players like Wolt are calling for a transparent public debate. With the December 2 implementation deadline fast approaching, these changes will have a significant impact on the gig economy, employment law, and the way digital platforms operate in […]
READ MOREAs of last Friday, April 10, the Electronic Entry/Exit System (EES) for third-country nationals is fully operational throughout the Schengen area. In Slovenia, the system has been phased in at five international border crossings since March 10, according to police reports. The EES is now established at Slovenia’s main entry points, including the airports of […]
READ MOREFor business professionals, corporate clients, and individuals operating within the Slovenian logistics and transport sector, staying ahead of regulatory shifts is essential. Recently, the Slovenian Parliament’s Committee on Labour took a significant step by confirming proposed amendments to the Cross-Border Provision of Services Act. This legislative move aims to redefine how international road transport companies […]
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