Ljubljana – An inter-parliamentary conference on stability, economic coordination and governance in the EU discussed on Tuesday a global digital tax and taxation of carbon-ridden imports as potential new sources to finance the EU budget. Slovenia’s parliamentary Speaker Igor Zorčič said the challenges brought about by the pandemic exposed the need to enhance digitalisation and use of new technologies. “These offer opportunities at all levels of society,” he said at the conference, organised as part of Slovenia’s EU presidency. “If digitalisation managed to put people to the forefront, it will…
