Accounting and Bookkeeping for Businesses Across Serbia

The Serbian Business Registers Agency maintains the central database of all companies, entrepreneurs, and associations in Serbia. Through the APR website, you can check if a company name is available, track the status of company registration or deregistration, search for existing companies and entrepreneurs, and download official reports, balance sheets, and documents.

The National Bank of Serbia is the central bank that publishes the official daily exchange rates for the euro and other currencies. On the NBS website, you can quickly check exchange rates, use the interest calculation tool, and find information about payment institutions, foreign exchange operations, and regulatory requirements.

The NBS exchange rate list shows the official dinar rates against the euro and other currencies. These rates are updated daily and are essential for businesses dealing in foreign currencies or planning international transactions. You can also view historical rates, download data in tables, and use the currency conversion and interest calculation tools.

The Tax Administration publishes the official tax calendar with deadlines for tax payments and filings. Here, you can find all important dates for VAT, corporate income tax, payroll taxes, contributions, and other obligations. The tax calendar helps entrepreneurs and companies meet deadlines on time and avoid penalties and interest charges.

This tool allows flat-rate taxpayers to quickly calculate their monthly and annual obligations to the Tax Administration. It helps estimate taxes and contributions, plan expenses, and track monthly business costs. It is especially useful for those deciding whether flat-rate taxation is the best option compared to other tax schemes.

Employee Salary Calculator lets you quickly determine employer costs and the net salary an employee receives based on the agreed net amount. By entering relevant data, you get a detailed overview of all mandatory contributions — taxes, pension and disability contributions, health and social insurance — as well as the total cost to the company.

The current non-taxable amounts, valid from February 1, 2025, are important for employers and entrepreneurs. They ensure correct payroll and other payments made to employees without tax or contribution obligations. Reviewing these amounts helps plan business expenses, align payroll calculations, and ensure all payments comply with the law.