Citizens constantly find themselves in a situation where they have to pay a bill that is not rounded off. How much do we pay then - more or less? And to whom does the difference go?
Before changing her gender, Helena Vuković was in professional military service
It is estimated that the state's investment of two billion euros in the Expo will also attract private investments in approximately the same amount - 1,83 billion euros to be exact.
The proposal to amend the law on the registration of rights to real estate provides, among other things, relief for family residential buildings larger than 400 square meters
Real estate owners who change their address must keep in mind that the country of Serbia is not electronically developed. Otherwise, they will probably have to pay more tax
The Ministry of Finance has published a proposal for the Law on Personal Income Tax, which would begin to be applied from the date of Serbia's accession to the European Union.
Due to the relatively low cost of living, good times, delicious food and strong internet, Serbia has placed itself at the very top of the European haven for digital professionals. However, in the background of this idyll, one of the most sophisticated legal and economic "experiments" is hidden.
Starting this year, Čačani will pay for the use of the sidewalk, parking lot or road that leads to their facilities
Responding to Jorgovanka Tabaković's claims, the Delez Serbia company pointed out that it did not withdraw 130 million euros from Serbia without paying taxes.
After the demand to investigate the responsibility for the fire at the Duboko landfill, Užice activist Bogdan Radojičić became the target of inspections and a campaign of intimidation. His shop was closed, plastered with insults, and his wife exposed to blackmail. "I have no one to report to, the institutions do not exist," says Radojičić
From the beginning of 2026, Serbia is introducing a tax on carbon dioxide with the aim of reducing the impact of climate change
Serbian companies that produce electricity and other major polluters will pay an additional tax to the state from January 1. However, the authorities have not yet passed all the necessary laws that would make this possible, and there is no provision for control of the money that the state will collect.
Tax officials suspect that influencers in Germany have avoided tax obligations in the millions
The family of multi-billionaire Heinz Hermann Thiele paid four billion euros in inheritance tax in Bavaria - because they did not perform tax-evading tricks in time
Thanks to Trump's new law, the rich could only get richer, and more people on food stamps would have to work to keep their benefits
About 60 percent of car repair shops in Serbia operate illegally, claims the Association of Car Repairers. It works for them that no one controls them, they don't pay taxes, they buy equipment and parts in wholesalers for cash
US companies paid Russia $1,2 billion in corporate taxes in 2023
From January 1, water and parking will become more expensive, property tax will be increased, and the price of funeral services may also increase.
The richest, who make up 0,01 percent of the world's population, pay an effective tax rate of just 0,3 percent on their wealth. What is the situation in Serbia?
With the laws that encourage investments in alternative investment funds, Serbia has enabled the richest citizens to practically cut their tax obligations in half, leaving the possibility for abuses.
Church finances in Serbia have always been considered a carefully guarded secret. Budget funds from the state coffers go to the Serbian Orthodox Church indirectly, usually through projects. Religious analyst Draško Đenović explains for "Vreme" that with huge expenditures and donations, the state is actually paying back the debt to the church for property that was confiscated a long time ago.
High tariffs on Chinese battery electric vehicles in the European Union will be introduced from July 5, the European Commission (EC) decided, citing that China is showering its car manufacturers with huge amounts of subsidies that lead to artificially low prices and unfair competition.
Germany is considering a stronger taxation of drinks with a large amount of sugar, which significantly affects the reduction of the number of obese, diabetics, and premature deaths in the country. During that time, Serbia does not even think about it, although estimates say that by 2030, a third of the population will be obese
The tariffs will be phased in over the next three years, with those coming into force in 2024 covering electric vehicles, solar cells, syringes, needles, steel and aluminum
In Serbia, tips in cash are not taxed, while tips received by card are subject to various levies. Is that fair?
It sounds like news from the reverse cosmos - hundreds of rich people, big capitalists and their heirs asked the world leaders in Davos for higher taxes. They say the world is going to hell because of more and more inequality
The tax system in Serbia still does not recognize freelancers as a separate category. They are counted as entrepreneurs, although they are not taxed in the same way. People who do this work say that it is very difficult to survive, because as workers they have almost no rights
