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Ernst and Young's Tax Services - Ernst & Young - Serbia

About Ernst & Young’s Tax services in Serbia

Quality, consistency and customization to support your tax function


Your business will only achieve its true potential if you build it on strong foundations and grow it in a sustainable way. At Ernst & Young, we believe that managing your tax obligations responsibly and proactively can make a critical difference.

Our taxation services are geared to assist enterprises in working effectively and efficiently within Serbia's dynamic tax and regulatory framework. We accomplish this by providing clients with an understanding of both technical and practical issues associated with doing business in Serbia, with the objective of taking decisions that optimize tax savings and minimize risk.

Our team of 30 local and international tax professionals provides you with solutions that complement your business strategy. Whether you are looking for a one-off advice in connection with a key business decision, extended consultancy on your business activities or outsourcing all your tax procedures, Ernst & Young can put together a team to address your needs. Trough our Belgrade office, you can also access our technical networks across the globe in more than 130 countries to work with you to reduce inefficiencies, mitigate risk and improve opportunity. It’s how Ernst & Young makes a difference.

Our services cover the full range of your needs, including:

-          Day-to-day tax advisory

-          Preparation and review of tax returns

-          Tax health-check services

-          Tax litigation services

 

 

-          Investment structuring

-          Double tax treaty application

-          Transfer pricing

 

-          Due diligence services

-          Restructurings and M&A

 

2011-12 Tax risk and controversy survey
Converging trends have created the riskiest environment for tax controversy the world has experienced in years. How will these global trends develop and how will business leaders respond? Our 2011-12 Tax risk and controversy survey examines these risks and how to approach and manage them for your organization.
Global M&A tax survey and trends
Our second annual review of trends affecting tax aspects of corporate mergers and acquisitions underscores the positive signals of increased M&A activity and a corresponding heightened importance of the tax director in the deal-making process. Do you know how tax can help drive value from deal opportunities?
High Net Worth Individuals under close scrutiny

We explore the spectacular rise in collaboration and information sharing among tax administrations, and how many high net worth individuals realize that their relationship with taxation administrations needs to evolve and change.

Global tax trends: raising and investing capital

We asked tax directors at 130 of the world’s largest companies for their views on the tax issues surrounding transactions. Global tax trends: raising and investing capital reports on the findings and discusses a number of key trends.

Competing for growth: Winning in the new economy

Eighty-five percent of companies across all sectors and markets are expecting the new economy to be even more competitive than the old over the next two years. Learn how businesses are adjusting their framework to cope with this new market in our survey of more than 1,400 professionals.

Worldwide fiscal stimulus — tax policy plays a major role

Governments around the world are fighting the first global recession we've experienced since World War II, and tax measures are playing a major part - 56%, according to recent OECD figures - in the range of stimulus packages being rolled out globally. Tax policy has gone global in a major way, and in this study from Ernst & Young, tax measures in 24 major jurisdictions are analysed, and a key set of common themes are apparent, resulting in both challenges and opportunities for the tax function. Read more in Worldwide fiscal stimulus - tax policy plays a major role.

2008 Ernst & Young Tax risk survey: Steady course: uncharted waters

Managing tax risk continues to be one of the toughest challenges for tax departments around the world. 541 companies from 18 countries took part in this year's survey, enabling us to identify global trends in tax function priorities, time allocation and success measures. Download the 2008 Ernst & Young Tax risk survey: Steady course: uncharted waters (pdf, 2.5mb)

2008 FSTP survey: first results

This publication is intended primarily for transfer pricing and tax professionals with responsibility for the transfer pricing arrangements and documentation within banks, asset management and insurance companies operating internationally. However, FSTP worldwide may also serve (pdf, 279kb) as a guide to consultants, tax practitioners and scholars with an interest in transfer pricing for financial services firms.

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Contacts

Your contacts in Serbia:

Ivan Rakić 
Partner, Head of Tax

ivan.rakic@yu.ey.com
+381 11 2095 804

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