Business in Serbia

Project summary

If you are looking for a quick and convenient entry into the European market with further prospects and maximum benefits at a reduced tax rate, then we offer you to open a company in Serbia.
Why is Serbia named?:
The main fact speaks for itself - the popularity of Serbia is growing rapidly. And mentioning the growth of popularity, we are of course talking about the increased interest in this country from international business. Many entrepreneurs and even large corporations tend to open their business (branches) in Serbia, since historically the Balkans are the trade gates to Europe. And the issue of considering Serbia as a platform for further business development and strengthening its position in the European market is certainly a key one.

Traditionally, the EU countries, such as Italy and Germany, are considered the main investors in the country's economy. However, recently businessmen from Russia and China have been seriously increasing their presence. And of course, American entrepreneurs, known for their business savvy in search of the best benefits, are trying to keep up with the general trend.

Contributes to such a growing demand for opening and doing business in Serbia, first of all, the stabilization of the economic and political situation in the country. In recent years, the state has carried out successful transformations in the economy and reformed the state. management, which led to the reduction of state. debt and GDP growth. At the moment, Serbia is on the verge of joining the EU, which means focusing on high quality standards.

At the same time, it retains its competitive advantages over other European countries. Mainly it is:

The lowest rates of expenses for electricity, gas and other types of fuel, including telephone communications.
The price for the rent of premises is from 2400 euros / year, and the average cost of real estate is 200 - 400 euros / m2.
The average salary of employees is 400 euros.
Low prices for accounting services and irregular expenses (receiving correspondence, selecting premises).
Optimal social and health insurance contributions.
Taxation in Serbia is a defining advantage
Corporate income tax is levied on companies whose purpose of activity is to make a profit. Serbia has one of the lowest tax rates for this type of activity in Europe. And thanks to a wide list of agreements concluded with 54 countries (most European countries, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Canada, UAE, etc.), double taxation is excluded from representatives of countries included in this list.

In order to stimulate investment and development of SMEs in Serbia, the legislation provides for options such as cash subsidies, tax exemptions (the start of tax holidays when the company starts to make a profit), incentives for investment tax credits and accelerated depreciation.