The primary objective of the National Bank of Serbia is to achieve and maintain price stability. Without prejudice to its primary objective, the National Bank of Serbia also contributes to the safeguarding and strengthening of the stability of the financial system.

The Serbian Business Registers Agency, among others, runs the following business registers as single, centralized, public electronic databases:

The Business Register (Register of Companies, Register of Entrepreneurs, Register of foreign parties), The Financial Leasing Register, The Register of Pledges over Movable Property and Rights, Register of Public Media, Register of Associations, Register of Foreign Associations, Register of Tourism, Register of Financial Statements...

The Commission for Protection of Competition was established by the Law on Protection of Competition as an independent and autonomous body vested with public authority in order to protect competition in the Republic of Serbia and to achieve economic development and welfare of society, and especially benefits of the consumer.

Incorporated within the Ministry of Finance, Tax Administration carries out the assessment, control and collection of public revenues. Tax Administration of Serbia today comprises 179 organizational units, located on the territory of the Republic of Serbia.

The Securities Commission safeguards orderly functioning of the securities market, enhancing investor protection and ensuring integrity, efficiency and transparency of the market. In this regard, the Securities Commission oversees the application of: The Law on the Capital Market, The Takeover Law and The Law on Investment Funds.

The government has executive power in the Republic of Serbia.

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