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Running a Serbian Company as a Non-Resident Director
Picture this. You own a company registered in Belgrade, but you've never spent a night in the city. Your goods arrive from a supplier abroad,...Pročitaj više
Let's say you're a German distributor shipping pallets of goods to a Serbian retail chain. Or you're a UK software company invoicing a Serbian bank... Pročitaj više
You've done your homework. You researched the market, ran [background checks on potential partners](https://tmconsulting.co.rs/company-search-and-background-checks-in-serbia/), consulted with lawyers, and decided that Serbia is the right move.... Pročitaj više
Serbia shows up on a lot of "best for business" lists, and for good reason. The headline tax numbers are genuinely attractive — especially compared... Pročitaj više
You've found your candidate. The interviews went well. You've agreed on a gross salary that feels fair and competitive. Then your accountant sends over the... Pročitaj više
Picture this. It's a regular Tuesday morning at your Belgrade office. You're halfway through your coffee when an email arrives — your company has been... Pročitaj više
Every year, like clockwork, your company prepares its official financial statements—the Profit & Loss Statement (Bilans Uspeha) and the Balance Sheet (Bilans Stanja). For many... Pročitaj više
You remember the early days. When you launched your company in Serbia, you were the CEO, the head of sales, the chief marketer, and yes,... Pročitaj više
For any director of a company in Serbia, the end of the financial year brings a moment of truth. As the operational activities of the... Pročitaj više
You’ve successfully registered your company in Serbia, you’re making your first sales, and the business is starting to move. But with that activity comes a... Pročitaj više
