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ARTICLE · 17 JANUARY 2025

Changes In Non-Taxable Amount, Minimum And Maximum Contribution Base In Serbia

Starting 1 January 2025, several key updates to Serbia's tax and contribution regulations have come into effect. These changes, introduced via amendments to the Law on Citizens' Income Tax...

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Introduction

Starting 1 January 2025, several key updates to Serbia's tax and contribution regulations have come into effect. These changes, introduced via amendments to the Law on Citizens' Income Tax, impact the non-taxable income threshold, as well as the minimum and maximum contribution bases, reflecting the government's efforts to adjust financial policies to current economic conditions.

Key Updates

Non-Taxable Income Threshold

The non-taxable income threshold has been increased from RSD 25,000 to RSD 28,423, offering additional relief to taxpayers and increasing take-home pay for many individuals.

Minimum Salary Adjustments

The hourly minimum wage has risen by 13.7%, moving from RSD 271 to RSD 308. Consequently, the monthly minimum salary for 160 working hours increases from RSD 49,280 to RSD 56,672 for 184 working hours.

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