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Serbia Tax Exempt Income




Some forms of income in Serbia are tax-exempt as follows:
  • Receipts from a private pension fund.
  • Old age pension and disability pension;
  • Prizes from lotteries and games of chance to the maximum of 10,000 Dinars.
  • Income from Dinar sight deposits and public loans.
  • Income from the sale of real estate invested into solving own housing problem, within 60 days from the date of sale.
  • The paid tax on capital gain is refunded to a taxpayer who invests the proceeds of sale for the purposes of solving own housing problem, within the next 10 months.
  • Property insurance receipts.
  • Parent and children benefits.
  • Disability benefits.
  • Humanitarian aid.

The following amounts are subject to the definition and ceilings in Serbian law:

Personal Relief Comments
Payments to an independent pension fund. Up to 3,000 Dinars a month per person.
Public transport allowance. Up to 800 Dinars per month.
Solidarity relief (illness, medical rehabilitation or disability) of an employee or member of his/her family. Up to 10,000 Dinars per month.
Grants and loans to pupils and students amounting. Up to 3,000 Dinars per month.
Unemployment benefit.  
Parent and child allowance.  
Donations  






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