A creative way of justifying government failures is by blaming other government failures. Because of the delay in adopting the pension reform, Slovenia is not planning to submit its next request for a disbursement from the European Union’s recovery mechanism until mid-2025, according to the Minister of Finance, Klemen Boštjančič. On Tuesday, EU finance ministers …
Minister Boštjančič Is Writing His Own Interpellation Read More »
The Ministry of Finance apparently approved the purchase of the dilapidated building at 51 Litijska Street, despite knowing full well that the controversial purchase was incompatible with the Public Finance Act. The Minister of Finance, Klemen Boštjančič, is even alleged to have encouraged the purchase. We are also following up on more than blatant untruths said by …
The first reactions of the former Minister of Justice, Dominika Švarc Pipan, to the audit report on the purchase of the court building on Litijska Street in Ljubljana show a great deal of feigning ignorance. What is more, Švarc Pipan, the Minister of Finance Klemen Boštjančič, and the Prime Minister Robert Golob are in over …
They Are In Over Their Heads In A Swamp Of Illegality Read More »
In 2015, Brio, a company wholly owned by the current Minister of Finance, Klemen Boštjančič, transferred almost 31,000 euros to the transaction account of a company registered in the Central American country of Belize, which is known for being a tax haven. Moreover, the business address of the company to which the money was transferred …
At Thursday’s meeting, the government adopted a decision on the dismissal and subsequent appointment of two new government representatives in the Council of the Slovenian National Theatre – SNT Drama Ljubljana. The new members are Eva Boštjančič and Urška Pavlovič, who will replace the current members Ingrid Kovšca Pušenjak and Helena Marija Zupan. The latter …
After Prime Minister Robert Golob announced a 0.2% statutory tax on banks’ balance sheets, saying it was the only way to help with flood recovery, the Minister of Finance has now announced “forced aid” for others, too. So, what is coming? The final showdown with capitalism and businesses? Prime Minister Robert Golob believes that the …
The Banks Are Not The Only Ones From Whom The Golob Government Will Take Money (Again) Read More »
As we know, the left-wing governments have traditionally been extremely bad at absorbing funds from the European Union. Whether this is a case of operational incompetence or, more importantly, a lack of dedication, since the potential for corruption with EU public funds is much lower, is a matter for debate. But the data show beyond …
Slovenia Is Seen As A Problematic Country In European Parliament Debates Read More »
On Thursday, the coalition MPs approved amendments to the Tax Procedure Act and the Financial Administration Act. The Financial Administration Act raised a lot of concerns, mainly about the possibility of secret surveillance without a court order. Namely, the law in question introduces the possibility of tracking by authorised persons, which are tax inspectors and …
Coalition MPs Approve Secret Tracking In Tax Procedures Read More »
Minister of Finance, Klemen Boštjančič, is announcing a thorough tax reform, which will – instead of relieving people – tighten the tax noose even further. People have already stopped dancing since the end of April. They are practically dizzy from all the bills, the general raising of all prices, and now the government will also …
Hold On to Your Wallets! The Socialist Government Will Raise Taxes! Read More »
Let’s tell the truth: Sava is so indebted that no bank in the world is ready to grant it a loan. Hotels are in poor condition, working conditions for employees are even worse, and suppliers are chosen by keys not logical to anyone outside the company. In recent days, we have been listening and reading …
