ECOVIS International

About us

With professional experience of more than 15 years, Ecovis in Serbia offers innovative business solutions in tax, legal and financial advising, administrative tasks, accounting, payroll services and controlling.

Our approach to work is independent, objective and completely reliable. More than 40 highly qualified employees who speak several foreign languages (among which we have economists, fiscal consultants, lawyers and auditors) compose our team who would do their best to guarantee your company’s success.

We in Ecovis in Serbia particularly customized our advisory activities to the requirements of internationally active enterprises that need support in the local area.

Our One Stop Shop concept makes it easy to work with us, regardless whether your company is small, medium or large-sized and is working domestically or across borders.

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Alexander Samonig

Managing Partner Novi Sad, Ljubljana

Tel.: +381/ 11/ 39 56 800

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Get in touch with your local contact person today. Whether you’re a family business, a branch of a multinational company or a public institution, our audit, tax, consulting and legal services experts are close by and understand your needs.

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ECOVIS Partner Jan Slabý Quoted in Firmex Q2 2025 M&A Forecast

We are pleased to share that Jan Slabý, Managing Partner at ECOVIS Prague, has been cited as a contributing expert in the recently released Firmex Forecast Q2 2025 – Middle Market M&A Deal Trends.

Posted Workers in Romania: What EU Employers Need to Know

As Romania continues to attract cross-border service providers, EU-based companies posting workers to Romania must comply with increasingly strict local and EU-level regulations. Directive (EU) 2018/957, amending the original Posted Workers Directive, has significantly reshaped the legal framework for postings across the EU.

M&A in Croatia – Legal Overview Focused on Private Limited Liability Companies (d.o.o.)

Given that the majority of companies in Croatia are structured as limited liability companies (društva s ograničenom odgovornošću i.e. d.o.o.), this article will focus primarily on M&A involving limited liability companies.