Serbia

On 3 September 2026, the Serbian Tax Administration (Porezna uprava) announced the detention of an individual by tax police officers for the illegal trafficking of excise goods. This enforcement action underscores the Administration’s intensified focus on combating shadow economy activities, particularly in high-risk sectors such as tobacco, alcohol, and fuel products subject to excise duties. […]

On 3 September 2026, the Serbian Tax Administration (Porezna uprava) announced the detention of an individual by tax police officers for the illegal trafficking of excise goods. This enforcement action underscores the Administration’s intensified focus on combating shadow economy activities, particularly in high-risk sectors such as tobacco, alcohol, and fuel products subject to excise duties.

On 31 August 2026, the Serbian Tax Administration (Poreska uprava) published an official notice clarifying jurisdictional competence for the collection of public revenues. This guidance addresses frequent uncertainties among taxpayers and withholding agents regarding which tax authority is responsible for receiving specific tax payments, particularly in cross-jurisdictional scenarios involving multiple tax offices. The notice references

On 31 August 2026, the Serbian Tax Police (Poreska policija) announced the detention of three individuals suspected of orchestrating a systematic tax evasion and fraud scheme that caused budgetary damage exceeding 39 million Serbian dinars (approx. EUR 330,000). The operation, conducted in coordination with the Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office, targeted a network that allegedly falsified

On 25 August 2026, the Serbian Tax Administration published the official Tax Calendar for September 2026, detailing all statutory filing and payment deadlines for the month. The calendar serves as the primary compliance roadmap for resident and non-resident taxpayers, covering obligations under the Law on Corporate Income Tax, Law on Personal Income Tax, Law on

According to the latest investigative report published on the official portal of the Tax Administration of Serbia, the state budget was impaired by more than 52 million dinars due to a combination of tax evasion and fraudulent activities uncovered during the past fiscal period. The findings were released in a detailed press statement dated 31