Serbia Plans to Abolish Tax Breaks for Employing Disabled and Unemployed Individuals

The Serbian government is planning to amend laws from January 1, 2027, to abolish tax incentives for companies employing people with disabilities and the unemployed, sparking concerns about social inclusion.

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Učili su nas, da se ne lažemo, da je kapitalizam surov i bezdušan. Ali, baš toliko? Vlada Srbije planira da od 1. januara 2027. godine izmene zakona kojim bi se ukinule poreske olakšice za zapošljavanje osoba sa invaliditetom i nezaposlenih. Profit po svaku cenu?

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