Instructions for taxpayers in Serbia: Tax Administration enables cloud certificate signing of tax forms and using the Consent ID application.
The Tax Administration of the Republic of Serbia informs taxpayers and users of the ePorezi portal that, in cooperation with the Office for Information Technology and eGovernment, it has enabled the signing and submission of electronic forms of tax returns using eID accounts on the eGovernment portal, i.e., the ConsentID mobile application and the cloud certificate.
In this way, users of the portal are provided with another way of filing tax returns, which does not require the use of the application "ePorezi" and the use of a qualified electronic certificate on a smart card or USB token.
Signing with a cloud certificate is equal to signing tax returns and other tax forms inside ePorezi with a Qualified Electronic Certificate (smart card or USB token), and users of the ePorezi portal are thus given the opportunity to choose one of the two ways of signing and submitting tax returns.
Filing and signing tax returns using the application "ePorezi" and the Qualified Electronic Certificate remains a choice for users of the ePorezi portal.
However, submitting a tax return on the ePorezi portal is not possible with the simultaneous use of the qualified electronic certificate and account eID. I already chose one of those two ways within one access to the portal. When access via the eId and ConsentID application is selected, the application is signed that way—without using the Qualified Electronic Certificate and vice versa. When access is selected, the application is signed using the qualified electronic certificate, without using the eID or consentID application.
The existing system of authorizations for the use of electronic services on the ePorezi portal works as before. User inquiries for accessing the ePorezi portal and signing tax returns using the ConsentID application and certificates in the cloud can be downloaded here.
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