Serbia
Serbia uses the JMBG as the tax identifier for resident individuals who are not entrepreneurs, while the 9-digit PIB is assigned to legal entities, entrepreneurs, permanent establishments, and non-resident natural persons.
TIN types
2 published formats. Open a type to see examples, structure details, and official sources.
Serbian Unique Master Citizen Number (JMBG)
Current
Individuals
Ministarstvo unutrašnjih poslova (Ministry of the Interior)
The JMBG is the 13-digit unique master citizen number. In Serbian tax rules it acts as the PIB for resident natural persons who are not entrepreneurs and for taxpayers of agricultural and forestry income contributions.
Details
Ministarstvo unutrašnjih poslova (Ministry of the Interior)
The JMBG is the 13-digit unique master citizen number. In Serbian tax rules it acts as the PIB for resident natural persons who are not entrepreneurs and for taxpayers of agricultural and forestry income contributions.
On Serbian public documents and official records that display the personal citizen identification number.
Serbian Tax Identification Number (PIB)
Current
Individuals
Entities
Poreska uprava Republike Srbije (Tax Administration of the Republic of Serbia)
The PIB is Serbia's 9-digit tax identification number for taxpayers such as legal entities, entrepreneurs, permanent establishments of non-resident legal entities, and non-resident natural persons.
Details
Poreska uprava Republike Srbije (Tax Administration of the Republic of Serbia)
The PIB is Serbia's 9-digit tax identification number for taxpayers such as legal entities, entrepreneurs, permanent establishments of non-resident legal entities, and non-resident natural persons.
On taxpayer registration documents and in the Tax Administration's PIB register.