Taxpayers of the annual personal income tax are residents and non-residents who earned income in Serbia of more than 3,719,376 serbian dinars.

Article 1 of the Law of the Republic of Serbia regulates contributions for mandatory social insurance, as well as contributors, bases, rates, method of calculation and payment, as well as other matters of importance for determining and paying contributions.

The Value Added Tax (VAT) in Serbia is applied to the supply of goods and services offered on the market, and to imported products, but there are also categories of goods that are exempt from such taxation.

Here are some criteria for determining the category of foreigners for temporary residents.

Carta Serbica is a program intended for individuals from Serbian diaspora who do not hold Serbian citizenship and are interested in living, working or retiring in Serbia.

Protecting the environment is an important issue, especially in Serbia. This is a tax with a potentially positive environmental impact.

If you are a foreigner in Serbia, you can apply for the incentives for the employment period from the 1st of July 2022 until the end of 2028.

Here is a grouping and a list of payment codes for Serbian dinar (RSD).

By the end of year 2022, the Government offers subsidies and tax reliefs for hiring new workers.