The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is implementing a consumer protection law ensuring price transparency, digital price matching, and access to detailed product information via codes. It also allows online complaints and maintains non-working Sundays, promoting fairness for consumers and supporting community businesses. The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is introducing a new consumer p... Read more

Bosnia and Herzegovina is modernizing its business landscape by introducing e-invoicing as part of a digital ecosystem that integrates tools like electronic signatures and certification authorities. Read more

On October 5, 2025, Bosnia and Herzegovina began enforcing a new Law on the Protection of Personal Data, aligning with GDPR and expanding citizens’ rights such as data access, erasure, and breach notifications. Let’s investigate this further Read more

The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is considering amendments to the Law on Internal Trade that would allow independent shop owners and their families to work on Sundays, while larger retailers must remain closed. The proposal seeks to balance workers’ rights to rest with the survival of small family-run businesses most affected by the ban. Read more

The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is preparing to debate a new fiscalization law in September that will require companies, craftsmen, and even individuals earning over 5,000 KM annually to issue fiscal receipts through electronic systems. The proposal aims to improve transparency, reduce tax evasion, and align with EU standards, while also extending fiscalization to online businesses and imposing stricter penalties. Read more

Nine months after introducing a non-working Sunday in the Federation of BiH, the government plans September 2025 amendments allowing small shops (up to 200 m²) to open on Sundays if operated solely by owners or their family members. The change aims to balance worker rights with market needs, addressing a severe labour shortage in the service sector estimated at around 30,000 workers. Approximatel... Read more