- Serbian VAT law allows for a refund to foreign VAT payers of Serbian VAT charged on goods and services purchased within Serbia
- Conditions for VAT refund include having VAT stated on the invoice, paying the invoice, meeting minimum refund amount of €200, and meeting conditions for deducting input VAT
- VAT refund is only possible for legal entities established in countries with reciprocity with Serbia
- Request for VAT refund for 2023 must be submitted by 30 June 2024
- Non-resident taxpayers need to obtain a Serbian tax identification number to submit a VAT refund request
Source: kpmg.com
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