Taxation in Serbia is designed to create a safe, comfortable, and peaceful environment for all people living in the country.
A legal entity is considered resident if it is incorporated in Serbia or managed or controlled from Serbia.
Taxation in Serbia consists of the following:
Corporate tax rate is 15%
Capital gains are separately taxed and tax is 15% for residents and 20% for nonresidents.
Dividends tax rate is 15%.
The taxable base is 85% of the profit (profit after corporate tax).
This tax may be lowered to 5% by activating double taxation avoidance agreements.
If dividends are paid by a Serbian company to another company in Serbia- exempt from corporate income tax.
Dividends received by a Serbian resident company holding minimum 10% of the shares in a nonresident distributing company for one year are eligible for a foreign tax credit.
The standard VAT rate is 20% and the lower rate is 10%.
Serbia has tax treaties with these countries:
Albania
— Austria
— Belgium
— Bosnia and
Herzegovina
— Canada
— Cyprus
— Czech Republic
— Denmark
— Egypt
— Finland
— France
— Georgia
— India
— Indonesia
— Ireland
— Kazakhstan
— Latvia
— Lithuania
— Luxembourg
— Malta
— Netherlands
— Norway
— Poland
— Qatar
— Russia
— Slovakia
— Slovenia
— South Korea
— Ukraine
— United Arab
Emirates and
— United Kingdom
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