- Foreign taxpayers can get a Serbian VAT refund on goods and services purchased in Serbia if certain conditions are met.
- The invoice must show VAT, be paid, and the minimum refund amount is €200 (in dinar equivalent).
- The foreign taxpayer must not have supplied goods or services in Serbia, with some exceptions for certain transport services.
- Refunds are only available to legal entities from countries with reciprocity agreements with Serbia.
- Applications must be submitted by June 30, 2026, and a Serbian tax ID is required.
Source: kpmg.com
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