In the first 11 months of 2025, Serbia’s Tax Administration reported a collection of 2.701 trillion dinars in public revenues, reflecting a 2.4 percent increase compared to the same period in 2024. This figure also surpasses revenue collections from 2015, which marked the beginning of significant reforms within the tax authority, as stated by Dragana Marković, head of the Tax Administration.
Marković noted that the administration successfully achieved its overall budget revenue targets for the period, with newly identified revenues contributing 34.38 billion dinars, indicating a substantial year-on-year increase. To enhance compliance and expand the tax base, tax inspectors conducted 11,719 inspections, including 3,572 evaluations of electronic fiscal device reporting, which have positively influenced revenue outcomes.
The rise in public revenues is attributed to consistent growth in both direct and indirect tax payments, intensified enforcement activities, and ongoing modernization efforts within the tax administration’s systems and processes. This improved revenue collection supports wider fiscal objectives amid challenging macroeconomic conditions and budgetary pressures evident in other areas of public finances.
The results highlight a persistent upward trend in revenue mobilization, showcasing gradual improvements in tax compliance and the effects of structural reforms implemented by Serbia’s Tax Administration over the last decade.
