Tax residents in Serbia report their world-wide income, while individuals who are not residents in Serbia report their income earned on the territory of Serbia.
Individuals whose total personal net income in 2025 exceeds RSD 5,439,096 (non-taxable amount) are required to file the annual personal income tax return.
Decrease of personal net income for taxpayers younger than 40 years
Taxpayers required to file the annual personal income tax return, who are younger than 40 years of age on the last day of the calendar year 2025, may reduce their personal net income from employment, self-employment, copyright and related rights and industrial property rights for additional amount of RSD 5,439,096 (three average annual salaries per employee paid in Serbia in the tax year).
The total personal net income earned in calendar 2025 and the non-taxable amount are reported in the tax return, where the difference represents taxable income.
Taxable income is decreased for the amount of prescribed personal deductions. The remaining amount represents income for taxation to which the prescribed tax rates are applied.
Personal deductions are set in the following amounts:
- for the taxpayer: RSD 725,213
- for each dependent family member: RSD 271,955
The total amount of personal deductions cannot be higher than 50% of taxable income.
Alternative investment fund:
- A taxpayer who invests in an alternative investment fund is granted the right to a tax credit for annual tax purposes of up to 50% of the investment made in the calendar year for which the annual personal income tax is determined.
- The tax credit cannot exceed 50% of the established annual tax liability.
- IMPORANT: Minimum holding period for exercising the right to tax credit has been shortened from three to two years.
Below is a summary of tax rates and income for taxation amounts to which they apply:
Description | Amount of income for taxation in RSD |
|---|---|
Income for taxation at a rate of 10% | up to 10,878,192 |
Income for taxation at a rate of 15% | from 10,878,193 |
How to file the annual personal income tax return?
The annual personal income tax return (PP GPDG form) can only be submitted online, via Serbian Tax Authorities’ system.
Please note that for filing an electronic personal income tax return an individual must possess a qualified electronic certificate or eID account for accessing the Tax Authorities’s portal “E-Porezi” or may authorize someone else to do so on individual’s behalf using the PEP form.
Tax liability and tax payment
Annual personal income tax liability on income generated in 2025 is determined and paid through self-assessment.
The amount of annual tax liability for payment is equal to the amount stated in the submitted (PP GPDG) tax return.
The deadline for submission of the annual personal income tax return and payment of annual tax, for the income generated in 2025 is Friday, 15 May 2026.
Approximate estimate of annual income tax
Should you wish to estimate the approximate amount of your annual income tax, without personal deductions, below are provided tax brackets:
Total personal net income generated in 2024 (RSD) | Annual tax liability | Annual tax liability | Tax rate |
Up to 5,439,096 (non-taxable amount) | Non taxable | Non taxable | 0% |
From 5,439,097 up to 10,878,192 | Non taxable | Taxable | 10% |
From 10,878,193 up to 16,317,288 | Taxable | Taxable | 10% |
From 16,317,289 up to 21,756,384 | Taxable | Taxable | 10% for taxpayers below 40 years |
From 21,756,385 | Taxable | Taxable | 15% |
Should you need assistance in preparing and filing your personal income tax return or if you are interested in having a presentation given to your employees, do not hesitate to contact us.
Annual personal income tax for income generated in 2025
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