Serbia continues to rank among the more tax-competitive economies in Central and Eastern Europe, but the country’s fiscal landscape is entering a new phase...
At the 33rd Kopaonik Business Forum, Director of the Tax Administration of Serbia Dragana Marković confirmed that a contract has been signed for the procurement...
Serbia’s Tax Administration has announced that it collected 2.701 trillion dinars in public revenues in the first 11 months of 2025, marking an increase...
The Serbian Tax Administration announced that freelancers who earned income in 2020 from contractual fees for copyright and related rights, as well as fees...
Serbia plans to secure a €27.25 million loan from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) to modernize its tax administration. The government...
According to data from the Agency for Business Registers (APR), there are currently 137,668 companies and 351,003 entrepreneurs operating in Serbia. The number of...
Natural persons earning income from agreed work remuneration and copyright-related rights, taxed through self-assessment—commonly known as freelancers—must submit their tax returns for the first...
Natural persons in Serbia who earn more than three times the average annual salary—equating to 4,874,508 dinars in 2024—are liable for annual personal income...
The digitization of Serbia's tax system is accelerating administrative processes, reducing resource consumption and boosting business efficiency and transparency. However, this significant shift comes...