On the e-Invoice portal, three videos explaining how to open an account on the e-Invoice system were published. One video is for the public sector companies, the other for private sector companies (companies registered for VAT) and the last one is for the voluntary users of the system.
Video instruction on how to open an account on the e-Invoice system
Public
Serbia
Author: Kristina Dosen
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Fiscal subject related
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560
Content accuracy validation date:
06.04.2022
Content accuracy validation time:
09:43h
A prerequisite for registration on the e-Invoice System is that the legal representative of a company has an open account on the Portal for electronic identification. It is necessary to have either a card reader connected to the computer with an ID card that has a qualified electronic certificate inserted in it, a USB that is connected to a qualified electronic certificate, or the ability to access the ConsentID application.
The account of a private sector company can be created by a legal representative who chooses one of the 7 offered values from the drop-down menu "Type of entity": company, entrepreneur, association, bankruptcy estate, foundation/endowment, sports association, chamber. After selecting the subject type, the ID number is entered.
The e-Invoice system can also be accessed by voluntary users by registering via PIB or JMBG if they access the portal as a natural person.
In case of issues and need for assistance in using the Electronic Invoice System, contact information is:
Phone: 011/7777-600
Email: podrskaefaktura@mfin.gov.rs
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