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Government passes Decision on Minimum Wage for 2024

On 14 September 2023, the Government of the Republic of Serbia adopted the Decision on the minimum salary amount for 2024, according to which the minimum price of work, without taxes and contributions for mandatory social security, will be increased to RSD 271 per working hour.

The minimum monthly net salary amount per working hour will total as described below:

for months with 160 working hours RSD 43,360
for months with 168 working hours RSD 45,528
for months with 176 working hours RSD 47,696
for months with 184 working hours RSD 49,864

Additionally, a tax relief of RSD 25,000 was suggested to replace the 2023 tax relief amounting to RSD 21,712. If adopted, the monthly gross salary amount would total:

Gross I amount Gross II amount
for months with 160 working hours RSD 58,288 RSD 67,119
for months with 168 working hours RSD 61,381 RSD 70,680
for months with 176 working hours RSD 64,474 RSD 74,241
for months with 184 working hours RSD 67,566 RSD 77,803

As a reminder, the minimum gross salary for the year 2023 totals:

Gross I amount Gross II amount
for months with 160 working hours RSD 49,399 RSD 56,883
for months with 168 working hours RSD 52,024 RSD 59,906
for months with 176 working hours RSD 54,649 RSD 62,928
for months with 184 working hours RSD 57,274 RSD 65,951

This increases the expense employers pay to the Government for their employees registered on minimum salary – the gross II amount e.g. the total expense for employers will increase as follows:

for months with 160 working hours RSD 10,236
for months with 168 working hours RSD 10,774
for months with 176 working hours RSD 11,313
for months with 184 working hours RSD 11,852

The total expense for employers on a yearly (12 months) basis shall depend on the number of working hours per each of the months (bearing in mind the duration of the month, public holidays etc.). However, the increase should be estimated at around EUR 1100 per employee engaged for a whole year.

In conclusion, we shall emphasize that the expense for tax and contributions for foreign citizens employed as companies’ directors in the Republic of Serbia (engaged via employment agreement or agreement on rights and duties) who do not receive any salary, shall also be increased due to the minimum salary increase as the tax base itself increases as well. When salary is subtracted from the equation, the expense for foreign citizen directors who do not receive salary to the employer is calculated as follows:

Gross II amount        –         net minimum salary amount        =                     total expense to the employer

for months with 160 working hours RSD 23,759
for months with 168 working hours RSD 25,152
for months with 176 working hours RSD 26,545
for months with 184 working hours RSD 27,939
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