The Ministry of Economic Development and Tourism adopted the Draft Law on Real Estate Brokerage.
Understanding Jurisdiction for Probate with a Foreign Element in Serbia
When a deceased person’s estate involves foreign heirs or property outside Serbia, the probate proceedings become more complex.
Government passes Decision on Minimum Wage for 2024
On 14 September 2023, the Government of the Republic of Serbia adopted the Decision on the minimum salary amount for 2024, according to which the minimum price of work, without taxes and contributions for mandatory social security, will be increased to RSD 271 per working hour.
IFLR 1000 Rankings for 2023 Announced
JPM & Partner is thrilled to be ranked in Tier 1 in the Financial and Corporate and Project Development categories for Serbia in the newly published 2023/24 edition of IFLR1000.
Chapter 2 – The First-Instance Commercial Offence Proceedings
As announced a few weeks ago, JPM Senior Associate Milovan Bogdanović now takes a closer look at the first instance proceeding , and what responsible persons should keep in mind in case they are subjected to a commercial offence proceeding.
Amendments to the Excise Law – Introduction of the Excise for Natural Gas
On Wednesday, 6th September 2023, the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia has adopted the amendments to the Excise law.
To Know What the Future Holds – Duration of Court and Arbitral Proceedings in Serbia
The resolution of civil disputes through legal proceedings is crucial for ensuring justice and enabling business relationships to continue.
JPM & Partners Advises on Acquisition of BC Group by Big Bang
JPM & Partners acted as legal advisor to Big Bang, the largest Slovenian retailer of entertainment and consumer electronics, in the acquisition of 100% of Serbian online retailer BC Group.
Tax Incentives on Reimbursement of Engaged Individuals
JPM Partner Nikola Djordjevic and Associate Stasa Kneselac examine the tax incentives available to companies hiring new employees in Serbia. They explain the differences between salary tax and tax on other income for contracted workers.
Proposal of the New Law on Managing State-Owned Enterprises in Serbia
The Serbian government recently passed a new proposal for the Law on the Management of State-Owned Enterprises. The law aims to improve governance and oversight of companies in which the state owns over 50% of shares.