Insights : entreprendre en Serbie

Guides sur l'immatriculation d'une société ou d'un entrepreneur individuel en Serbie, la fiscalité, la comptabilité, les comptes bancaires, les titres de séjour et les bureaux à Belgrade et Novi Sad.

Société9 min de lecture

Sole Proprietor or DOO in Serbia: What Foreigners Choose

Comparing preduzetnik and DOO on taxes, liability, running costs, residence and client work. When a sole proprietorship is enough and when you need a company.

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Fiscalité9 min de lecture

Lump-Sum Tax in Serbia in 2026: Limits and Calculation

Who can use the lump-sum regime, how the tax authority sets the monthly amount, why Belgrade costs more than Novi Sad, and how not to fail the independence test.

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Société10 min de lecture

Registering a DOO in Serbia with the APR: Step by Step

Documents, deadlines and fees when opening a company in Serbia: from the founding act at the notary to the PIB, a bank account and the beneficial owners register.

Mis à jour le 20 oct. 2026Lire l'article

Banque9 min de lecture

A Serbian Bank Account for a Foreigner and Their Company

What documents banks ask a non-resident and a new DOO for, how long the checks take, why they refuse and how currency control affects transfers from abroad.

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Séjour10 min de lecture

Serbian Residence Through Business: Terms and Renewal

How a DOO owner or sole proprietor obtains the single permit for residence and work, what is checked at renewal and how to reach permanent residence in three years.

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Fiscalité10 min de lecture

DOO Taxes in Serbia: Profit, Dividends, VAT, Payroll

The tax picture for a Serbian company: 15% on profit, 15% on dividends, VAT at 20% and 10%, payroll taxes and contributions, IT and R&D reliefs, filing deadlines.

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Bureau8 min de lecture

Registered Seat (Sedište) in Serbia: Rules and Risks

What a sedište is, how it differs from a mailing address, what the tax authority checks, and why mass addresses lead to PIB suspension and bank refusals.

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Fiscalité9 min de lecture

Accounting in Serbia: Reporting Calendar, SEF, ePorezi

What a Serbian company and a sole proprietor file and when: VAT, payroll, APR statements, profit tax. How SEF and ePorezi work and what late filing costs.

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Bureau9 min de lecture

Belgrade or Novi Sad for Business: Rent, Taxes, Talent

Comparing Serbia’s two main business cities: where to register a company, what an office costs, how the city affects the lump-sum tax, banks and hiring.

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Juridique9 min de lecture

Hiring an Employee in Serbia: Contract and Contributions

Employment contract, CROSO, payroll taxes and contributions, leave and dismissal under Serbian law. How to hire a foreigner and when a contractor is riskier.

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Guides8 min de lecture

Electronic Signature and e-Uprava for Foreigners

How a foreigner obtains an EBS number and a qualified electronic signature, where it is mandatory — ePorezi, SEF, APR, CROSO — and how the eSanduče works.

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Guides9 min de lecture

Common Mistakes When Starting a Business in Serbia

Twelve mistakes foreigners make registering a sole proprietorship or a DOO in Serbia: the address, the lump sum, the owner register, the mailbox, loans.

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