- This text provides a guide for businesses with customers in Serbia regarding Value Added Tax (VAT).
- The standard VAT rate in Serbia is 20%, with some services exempt from VAT. The VAT rates in Serbia include a standard rate of 20%, a reduced rate of 10%, and a zero rate.
- The VAT registration threshold for domestic established sellers is RSD 8,000,000 in the previous 12 months.
- Foreign sellers should register for VAT before commencing business activities in Serbia if they are supplying taxable goods or services.
- Non-resident providers of digital services or products should register for VAT before supplying taxable Electronically Supplied Services to Serbian end consumers.
- The Tax Identification Number (TIN) in Serbia is exclusively in numerical format.
- The Republic of Serbia introduced VAT rules applicable to non-resident digital service providers in 2017. Non-resident companies providing electronically supplied services should impose a standard VAT rate of 20% on supplies provided to residents of Serbia.
- Taxable digital services in Serbia include delivery of websites, audio and video recordings, and distance learning services.
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