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The well-paid Serbian official citizen earned about 340 million dinars last year. This is evident from the tax returns on the annual income of citizens
OFFICIALLY the most paid citizen of Serbia earned about 340 million dinars last year, which is a little over 2.8 million d & # 39; euros. Each month, his work guarantees an income of about 28 million dinars. Tax returns on the annual income of citizens reveal that 23,238 citizens had a paycheck of 2.37 million dinars.
The tax administration announced yesterday that according to the processed data, the number of reports received within the legal time limits. Of the 100 richest people in the country, 61 are citizens of Serbia, while 39 are foreigners. The most frequently reported professions among Serbian millionaires are the director, the director and the engineer.
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– According to the statistics of the tax administration, the reported income for the top hundred taxfilers with the highest reported receipts ranges from about 40 to about 340 million dinars. – Most requests were submitted in the territory covered by the Belgrade Regional Branch – a total of 16,199 applications. The Regional Department of Novi Sad received a total of 4,341 requests, the Kragujevac Regional Department – 1,423 requests, the Niš Regional Department – 1,265 requests and the Prishtina Regional Department – 10 requests.
FUNDAMENTAL FUNDAMENTAL TAX non-taxable work, but also personal deductions. If the taxable income, after deduction of personal deductions, does not exceed six times the average annual salary in Serbia (4.75 million RSD), the tax rate is ten percent. Those who have earned more, on a taxable income of up to 4.75 million dinars, pay ten percent, and for an amount that exceeds 15 percent of the tax
Citizens who "jump" the triple average pay are forced to pay the annual income tax in the country. The 2017 census is 2,375,136 dinars. Data on the average wage are provided by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia
– Of the 100 largest reported incomes, 73% belong to taxpayers in the territory covered by the Belgrade Regional Tax Administration – additional taxpayers. – Of the hundreds of declared incomes, 90% were declared by male citizens
The list of Serbian millionaires, year after year, lengthens. In 2016, three times more than an average citizen earned 21,448 people. In the previous year, in Serbia, there were 19,887 official rich people.
PENALTIES
FOR IMMEDIATE RIGHTS, those who have not submitted a deadline are liable to a fine of 15,000 to 150,000 dinars as well as a criminal trial if the undeclared tax exceeds the ceiling of the fine. May, and tax returns were submitted in paper and electronic form. 35% of requests were received electronically via the tax administration portal.
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