Serbia Introduces Targeted VAT Reforms Effective From 2026 Serbia has adopted a new package of VAT amendments that will reshape several core compliance and reporting rules from 2026 onward, while deferring some of the more far-reaching obligations until 2027. The changes were enacted by Parliament
SEF e-invoicing to be used for mandatory pre-filled VAT returns January 2026 Serbia is to introduce pre-completed Value Added Tax returns from 1 January 2026. This is based on the 2025 Serbia via Sistem E-Fakturae e-invoicing mandate. Whilst mandatory, taxpayers retain the option to submit
VAT Rulebook changes to compliance rules The Ministry of Finance has updated the VAT Rulebook, with a range of updates to VAT calculations, invoicing, records and filings. The updates came into effect on 1 September 2024. The Rulebook is a consolidation of previous VAT guidelines,
Sistem E-Faktura B2G electronic invoices May 2022; B2B January 2023 Serbia has confirmed the 2022 mandated Sistem E-Faktura e-invoices requirement for B2G transactions from 1 May 2022 (previously 1 January 2022). B2B invoices will still go ahead from 1 January 2023. This covers the creation, issuance, sending
Serbia implemented Value Added Tax obligations on foreign providers and marketplaces for digital or electronic services to consumers from 1 April 2017. There is a VAT registration threshold of RSD 8million (approx €68,000) per annum sales (to be confirmed on non-residents). The current VAT rate
