Area: Poslovni SOS
Competent authority: MGRT
EZU URL: .nan
Initiative ID: 512
Initiative accepted and completed: '2018-08-23'
Initiative classified in EZU: .nan
Initiative forwarded in response: '2015-03-27'
Initiative published: '2015-03-27'
Initiative submitted: '2015-03-25'
Response from the competent authority: "Treasury response:Non-preferential rules of\
  \ origin, unlike preferential rules of origin, do not confer any trade benefits.\
  \ They are used for the purposes of implementing trade policy measures (such as\
  \ anti-dumping and countervailing duties, quantitative restrictions, tariff quotas,\
  \ control and safeguard measures, import and export bans or restrictions), determining\
  \ the origin of goods in relation to various areas of law (such as national rules\
  \ on origin marking and public procurement), trade statistics, implementing common\
  \ agricultural policy measures (such as export refunds), and issuing certificates\
  \ of origin for goods exported to third countries. The proof of non-preferential\
  \ origin of goods is provided by a Certificate of Origin, which is an official declaration\
  \ of origin of products certified by authorised authorities. In Slovenia, certificates\
  \ of origin are issued by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry.Non-preferential\
  \ rules on the origin of goods are laid down in EU legislation, as the area of customs\
  \ legislation falls within the exclusive competence of the EU and is regulated by\
  \ the Community Customs Code and the implementing provisions of the Community Customs\
  \ Code. That legislation does not provide for any simplification in terms of the\
  \ advance issue of non-preferential certificates of origin. Similarly, in the area\
  \ of preferential rules of origin, it is the case that a preferential certificate\
  \ of origin is issued and made available as soon as the actual export has taken\
  \ place or has been secured. In any event, in the area of non-preferential rules\
  \ of origin, the possibility of issuing certificates of origin electronically, which\
  \ has been introduced by some EU Member States, should be considered in the future.\r\
  \nIn this context, it should be noted that non-preferential rules of origin are\
  \ not globally harmonised, despite long-standing efforts to harmonise them under\
  \ the auspices of the World Trade Organisation. Therefore, third countries are independent\
  \ in the adoption of legislation on non-preferential rules of origin, including\
  \ the requirement to present non-preferential certificates when importing goods\
  \ into these countries.\r\n "
Text file: 512.txt
Title: Certificate of origin
URL: https://www.stopbirokraciji.gov.si/pobuda/?st=512
