Accounting and tax filings for your Bosnian company
Licensed accountants keep your books, file every return on time and explain the numbers in English. You always know what is due, and when.
Every month
- Bookkeeping of all incoming and outgoing invoices and bank statements
- Monthly VAT return (PDV) if the company is VAT-registered
- Withholding tax filings for payments abroad, where applicable
- Payroll and contribution filings if the company has employees (quoted separately)
- Monthly overview in English: revenue, costs, tax due and payment deadlines
Every year
- Annual financial statements filed with the financial agency (FIA)
- Corporate income tax return
- Statements for the bank and authorities on request
Corporate income tax in the Federation of BiH is 10%. VAT is 17% and applies once turnover exceeds BAM 100,000. Read our guide to taxes for foreign owners.
Accounting questions
Is accounting mandatory for a Bosnian company?
Yes. Every company must keep double-entry books and file annual financial statements and a corporate income tax return, even if it had no activity during the year.
When does the company have to register for VAT?
When taxable turnover exceeds BAM 100,000 in a calendar year. Voluntary registration below the threshold is possible and sometimes useful; we advise you case by case.
How do I send documents?
By email or a shared folder — photos or PDFs of invoices and contracts. Bank statements we can receive directly from the bank with your authorisation.
Who are the accountants?
Licensed accountants in Sarajevo who work with foreign-owned companies daily. You have one contact who answers in English.
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