Legal regulation of digital assets and cryptocurrencies in Serbia Introduction Initial consideration At the end of last year and the beginning of this year, the cryptocurrency market, in terms of the volume of trade and the jump in prices of these digital assets, continued to grow and prosper, and gained increasing local and global importance. […]
Read moreMARRIAGE, EFFECTS OF MARRIAGE, TERMINATION OF MARRIAGE AND CONSEQUENCES OF TERMINATION OF MARRIAGE I) About marriage in general Serbian poet and writer Dusko Radovic have said: “Marriage is regulated by law only when it cannot be regulated otherwise. Therefore, do not allow the law to regulate your marriage. Arrange it yourself, […]
Read moreCompanies “fall into bankruptcy” due to permanent inability to pay a due, over-indebtedness or some other reasons provided by law. However, this does not necessarily mean the end for the company. In our legal system, the institute of going concern asset sale enables the legal continuity of a company that is in a bad […]
Read moreThe Matter of Proving in Tax Proceedings The matter of proving in tax proceedings is regulated by the Law on Tax Procedure and Tax Administration (“Official Gazette of RS“, No. 80/2002, 84/2002, 23/2003, 70/2003, 55/2004, 61/2005, 85/2005, 62/2006, 63/2006, 61/2007, 20/2009, 72/2009, 53/2010, 101/2011, 2 / 2012, 93/2012, 47/2013, 108/2013, 68/2014, 105/2014, 91/2015, 112/2015, 15/2016, […]
Read moreGuide on Inheritance Procedure in the Republic of Serbia Introduction There are two ways of inheritance in Serbian law – inheritance on the basis of law and on the basis of a will. In this text, we will explain in detail both bases of inheritance, pobate procedure, and at the same time we […]
Read moreMining and geological exploration represent one of the most important sectors of the economy of the Republic of Serbia. Since medieval Serbia, this branch has been extremely important in contributing to the state treasury. At the end of the 20th century, during the economic and political sanctions and the isolation of Serbia, the country survived […]
Read moreGuide for Employers and Employees in Serbia: Injury at Work & Compensation Introduction Injury at work, although a frequently handled topic, is still the cause of a large number of disputes between the employer and the employee. It is necessary to elaborate on this topic and bring closer to legal laymen the seemingly complex procedure […]
Read moreAll citizens of a legal and democratically governed state should have the opportunity to enjoy free education, health, police and judicial protection, clean streets and much more that is perceived as “free of charge”. However, in order for such a social system to function properly and efficiently, one of the basic constitutional principles of public […]
Read moreCan Misdemeanour Liability for Violation of Annual Personal Income Tax Rules be Avoided or Reduced? Frankly, this question has to be determined by the acting court as and when it arises with reference to particular facts and circumstances of each individual case. Yet, the tax rules, after laying down what is considered as annual personal […]
Read moreAntitrust investigation over suspected RPM terms In January 2020, the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition (“Commission”) initiated investigations against Imlek [1] and Apatinska Pivara[2] [3] which are two leading national dairy and beer producers, and against a number of retailers, including Metro Cash & Carry and Veropoulos, for allegedly employing resale price maintenance (“RPM”) […]
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