Can you grow your business in Serbia? In the world of the global market economy and local financial hardship, expanding your business beyond America's borders can help you diversify your revenues and accelerate your growth... more ››

Skilled work force with low labor costs
One of Europe's lowest corporate tax rates set at 10%
Over 1bn € has been invested in Serbia by the major US companies, including: Phillip Morris, US Steel, Ball Packaging, Coca Cola, Microsoft, Alcatel, etc. The FDI inflow in the country exceeded €12 billion...

Why should you do business in Serbia?

Skilled work force with low labor costs
One of Europe's lowest corporate tax rates set at 10%
Over 1bn € has been invested in Serbia by the major US companies, including: Phillip Morris, US Steel, Ball Pacgaging, Coca Cola, Microsoft, Alcatel, etc. The FDI inflow in the country exceeded €12 billion
Low utility costs
Government incentive programs for investments
Corporate income tax holidays
No tax on reinvested profit
Tax credits up to 80% of the invested amount for investments in fixed assets
Customs duty-free imports of equipment for foreign investment in Serbia
A wide array of benefits for investors
EU member candidate
Benefit from having production facilities outside the European Union, while enjoying easy access to the EU market
The Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) between Serbia and the EU is signed in and ratified
Since 2006, the American Chamber of Commerce has been acting acts as a focal point for US investors
Strategic geographic location
Ports and terminals on European's largest river - the Danube
Foreign Trade Agreement (FTA) signed between Serbia and the Russian Federation provides for custom duty-free exports with only a limited number of exceptions
Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) provides custom duty-free access to markets of over 20 million people
Well developed infrastructure