A Slovenian national who works abroad for a long period (with family members) faces a lot of inconvenience when he or she returns home, due to bureaucratic complications. One of the latter is the Decision on the claiming of rights from public funds, which is drawn up by the CSD and prepared in accordance with the deadlines or after the expiry of a certain decision, while ignoring other factors. In the case of an individual's return from abroad, the FURS sends income tax decisions to the individual by the end of September or the beginning of October. In such cases, the CSD should provide the correct/latest information, otherwise it operates with incorrect information and thus prolongs the procedure or prepares it incorrectly. At this point, it would be useful to harmonise the CSD and FURS timelines for such cases and facilitate the resolution of the procedures, as otherwise they can drag on for several years. A procedure that could have been dealt with at first instance is then dealt with at second instance and even returned to first instance, which results in an otherwise simple procedure taking too long to resolve.