- Serbia will implement major VAT reforms from April 1, 2026, with some changes deferred to 2027.
- The introduction of pre-filed VAT returns is postponed to January 2027, giving more time for adaptation.
- From January 2027, taxpayers can correct certain historic VAT errors in current returns without filing amendments.
- For periodic utility invoicing, the taxable supply date is clarified as the last day of the invoicing period, effective January 2026.
- New rules require timely internal invoicing for input VAT deduction, introduce a five-year limitation period, and expand internal invoice requirements.
Source: vatcalc.com
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