Income Tax in Serbia — 2026 Guide
Serbia applies a flat personal income tax rate of 15% on taxable income.
Quick facts
- Currency: RSD (дин)
- Tax year: 2026
- Top marginal rate: 15%
- Standard deduction (estimated): дин1,500,000
- Typical filing deadline: 31 May
How income tax works here
Most residents of Serbia pay tax on income earned during the 2026 tax year. Employers typically withhold tax throughout the year, with a final reconciliation filed after the year ends. Self-employed individuals and those with additional income sources usually need to file a return directly with the tax authority.
Use the calculator on this page to estimate your take-home pay: enter your gross annual income and see an instant breakdown of tax owed, effective rate, and net income.
Important note on accuracy
The figures on this page are estimates for planning purposes and are generated from a simplified model of Serbia's tax system. They do not account for every credit, allowance, surcharge, or regional variation that may apply to your situation. Always confirm your final tax position with Serbia's official tax authority or a licensed local tax advisor before filing or making financial decisions.