Area: Finance
Competent authority: MF
EZU URL: .nan
Initiative ID: 452
Initiative accepted and completed: '2015-02-23'
Initiative classified in EZU: .nan
Initiative forwarded in response: '2015-01-23'
Initiative published: '2015-01-23'
Initiative submitted: '2015-01-22'
Response from the competent authority: Response of the Ministry of Finance:In order
  to reduce administrative obstacles and costs of payment of duties for taxpayers,
  new transitional tax sub-accounts, separated by type of public treasury, entered
  into force on 1 October 2011 for the payment of compulsory duties and other public
  revenue, namely:the State budget (1 sub-account),the budgets of local authorities
  (1 sub-account for each municipality),the Social Insurance Institution (ZPIZ) (1
  sub-account),the Social Insurance Institution (ZZZS) (1 sub-account).The new sub-accounts
  are to be used for the payment of compulsory duties and other public revenues.The
  new sub-accounts are to be used in the payment of compulsory duties and other public
  revenues.The amendment replaces approximately 3000 payment sub-accounts and allows
  for the payment of obligations with one order, but only if the duties are within
  a single public treasury.We agree that the proposed solution would facilitate and
  also reduce the costs of the taxpayers' operations, and we will therefore consider
  the proposal, taking into account the technical and systemic constraints related
  to the payment of all public duties to one sub-account. Response from the Ministry
  of Finance (29.12.2017):We would like to further clarify that a draft amendment
  to the Tax Procedure Act is pending in the legislative process, which, among other
  things, introduces the possibility of cashless (card) payment of taxes and other
  compulsory levies. This will allow taxpayers to pay taxes and other compulsory levies
  by debit or credit card without paying any fees, which will mean a cheaper way of
  paying tax obligations. The possibility of cashless (card) payment of taxes and
  other compulsory duties without fees will be provided primarily by the Public Payments
  Administration of the Republic of Slovenia, and later - if technical possibilities
  allow - by other administrative bodies.
Text file: 452.txt
Title: Paying contributions into different accounts
URL: https://www.stopbirokraciji.gov.si/pobuda/?st=452
