On 22 September 2026, Crowe Serbia participated as the Main Partner of the third edition of Scale IT Global: Destination Balkans, held in Toruń, Poland.
The high-level international event brought together representatives of business, diplomacy, government and leading technology ecosystems to explore Serbia and the Balkans as a destination for international growth. The event was opened by the Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to Poland, with the participation of the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Serbia, representatives of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia, the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH), GITEX AI Belgrade, and numerous business and technology leaders.
Representing Crowe Serbia, Pavle Ristić, Tax Partner, delivered the presentation “Doing Business in Serbia”, providing practical insight into the Serbian business environment and the key legal, tax and operational considerations for companies planning to establish or expand their presence in Serbia. The event went beyond discussing Serbia’s potential as an investment destination, focusing on the practical steps, local partnerships and professional support required to turn international expansion plans into successful operations.
Crowe Serbia’s prominent role at Scale IT Global further reinforces our position as a go-to advisor for international companies entering the Serbian market. Combining local market knowledge with the capabilities of the global Crowe network, we support foreign investors throughout their journey: from understanding the Serbian business environment and establishing a local presence to tax, accounting, audit and ongoing business advisory. Our participation in Scale IT Global reflects what we do every day: help international businesses turn Serbia from an opportunity into a successful market presence.
This guide has been prepared by Crowe Serbia, an independent member of Crowe Global, to provide an overview of the key legal, business, and tax considerations for individuals and organisations interested in establishing a presence in Serbia.
It is designed to support foreign investors, companies considering market entry, and individuals planning to live and work in Serbia, whether on a temporary or permanent basis. The publication outlines important aspects of doing business in Serbia, including regulatory requirements, corporate structures, and taxation matters.
Whether you are exploring opportunities to establish a new business, expand an existing international operation, or relocate to Serbia, this guide serves as a practical introduction to the local business environment.