Tax challenges in the cryptocurrency business
08. 06. 2022 Digital assets called virtual currencies or crypto-assets, usually based on cryptography and distributed ledger technology, include both payment cryptocurrencies, as the most widely used form of virtual currencies (e.g. bitcoin), as well as all other forms of cryptographic tokens (e.g. Virtual currencies) pose a major challenge for various regulators around the world due to their specific technological characteristics compared to other forms of assets.
The revised Building Act (GZ-1) - the key novelties
31. 05. 2022 On 1 June 2022, the revised Building Act (Gradbeni zakon; GZ-1) will come into force, containing several important novelties, especially in obtaining use and building permits and in the field of legalisation of illegal constructions.
Taxpayer-Initiated Transfer Pricing Adjustments (Compensating Adjustments)
24. 01. 2022 Depending on the given tax jurisdiction, if there is sufficient ownership or control between enterprises belonging to a Multi-National Enterprise (“MNE”), the arm’s-length standard (“ALS”) kicks-in to determine proper transfer prices in cross-border intragroup transactions.
mag. Janja Ovsenik
Partner
The transition from LIBOR – TP Perspective
21. 12. 2021 The end of LIBOR is certainly a new era in TP benchmarking. There would be important tax consequences for many multinational groups regarding their intercompany agreements and transfer pricing documentation. Therefore, implementing the new risk-free interest rates should be planned on time and keeping in mind the characteristics of the new interest rates.
mag. Janja Ovsenik
Partner
Verification of the identity of the customer upon presentation of the RVT certificate is legal
16. 11. 2021 One of the most common questions asked by clients in recent days is whether a merchant or other person can require your identification document when submitting an RVT certificate.
Petra Plevnik
Partner
Amendment to the Public Procurement Act (ZJN-3) brings extensive changes in the public procurement procedure
19. 08. 2021 On 13 July 2021, the Slovenian Parliament adopted the Act Amending the Public Procurement Act (ZJN-3B). The amendment, entering into force on 1 January 2022, implements numerous important changes and novelties in public procurement procedures, to which both public contracting authorities and all potential tenderers must pay particular attention.
Maja Šubic
Partner
Amendment to the Road Traffic Rules Act brings several novelties for road users
28. 07. 2021 On 16. 7. 2021, the National Assembly adopted the amendment to the Road Traffic Rules Act (Slovenian: ZPrCP-F), which aims to reduce the number of road traffic accidents. Eagerly awaited amendment to the act brings quite a few significant novelties and changes that every road user must be aware of. This amendment shall come into force 11. 8. 2021.
Eva Rop
Partner
