Fiscal subject related
The idea behind the campaign is to remind all citizens of the Republic of Serbia of the importance of taking fiscal receipts when purchasing goods or services. It will emphasize the customer’s possibility to check the correctness of the issued receipt, simply by scanning the QR code on the receipt.
The Tax Authorities remind us that a fiscal receipt is proof that tax has been calculated and paid for a specific purchase. This is important, as these funds are returned to the budget of the Republic of Serbia through budget revenues and are used for the construction of highways, hospitals, schools, and preschool
institutions. In this way, the citizens benefit directly from them. By taking the receipts, citizens directly participate in the fight against the gray economy and contribute to the further development of the entire society and the state.
The new fiscalization model contributes to the reduction of the gray economy and the possibility of various cases of abuse, which results in an increase in the budget for the public and social needs of all citizens of the Republic of Serbia.
As Tax Authorities say: that's why every dinar goes from your pocket to your pocket!
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