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Establish the parties and settlement category
Identify why Federation foreign-exchange law applies to the actual resident and non-resident parties. The route concerns current transactions, not automatically capital contributions, loans or other capital transactions.
The Parliament’s enacted 2026 amendment changes Article 7 for setoff, assignment, debt assumption and similar settlements. The enacted record, rather than the earlier proposal, supplies the known conditions described here.
What the enacted provision requires
The provision calls for a written agreement under obligations law with party identities, the bases of claims and debts, debtor/creditor information, currency and amounts. For a support receivable and an equipment debt, establish who owes what to whom and reconcile the underlying contracts and invoices; matching totals alone do not establish eligibility.
The amendment restricts the route for a resident whose accounts are blocked for compulsory collection unless another law provides otherwise. Check the actual account-block facts and that qualification.
The announcement does not complete the procedure
On 11 November 2026 the government announced new implementing measures for settlement and overseas accounts and decisions ending older implementation. The newly gazetted operative wording and commencement were not retrieved. The announcement alone is not evidence of immediate application or authority to execute this settlement.
Scope
- Republika Srpska and Brčko remain unresearched. Actual party/claim eligibility, operative implementation, tax and accounting consequences are not determined; no executable settlement is supplied.
Next step
Confirm the new operative regulation and commencement before relying on the Federation netting route.
Sources & review notes
Federation Financial Police, hosting base Act
Passage, dates and research notes
statute · Articles 1–2,7 and 30; base text must be read with 35/2026 amendments
Ovim Zakonom
Full official-hosted base PDF retrieved; it is a republished copy with legacy character encoding and a private publisher footer, not a current consolidated official gazette. Relevant original provisions read with Parliament’s enacted 2026 amendment. Used for context and Federation-specific scope, never as an unamended current text.
Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Passage, dates and research notes
statute · Article 5 replacing/adding Act 7(3)–(7); Article 38; Parliament’s published-act entry
Ugovor iz stava (4) ovog člana obavezno sadrži identifikacione podatke
Complete 15-page enacted amendment read, including written settlement agreement, mandatory data, blocked-account restriction, delegated rules and commencement. Parliament’s published-act entry identifies Gazette 35/26, distinct from the proposal linked on the same page. Limited to the Federation law; no Republika Srpska/Brčko-wide conclusion. Pair base 47/10 with amended text.
Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Passage, dates and research notes
official-guidance · Complete adoption notice; settlement/account procedures and repeal decisions
11.11.2026.
Complete adoption announcement re-read14November2026. Bounded follow-up reviewed ministry foreign-exchange catalog and publisher’s public latest-linked88/26 issue; neither yielded the operative regulation/commencement. Catalog and language-limited contents absence are not proof of nonpublication. Announcement remains adoption evidence only, not execution authority.
Detailed rule records (1)
2026 amendment Article 5 adds Act 7(4)–(6): use a written agreement under obligations law with party identities, underlying claim/debt basis, debtor/creditor facts, currency and amounts. A resident whose accounts are blocked for compulsory collection may not enter/use this settlement method unless another law provides otherwise. Confirm operative implementation before execution.
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