Company search by tax ID (PIB)

Enter the nine-digit tax identification number (PIB) to find a company with an available tax ID.

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What is a PIB?

The PIB (poreski identifikacioni broj) is the unique nine-digit tax identification number the Serbian Tax Administration assigns to every business at registration. It identifies the business in the tax system: on invoices, in tax filings and in the e-Invoice (e-Faktura) system.

The PIB is public information. Searching by PIB lets you check whether a company is active, what it does and how it performs financially — useful before signing a contract or paying in advance.

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What you'll find in a company profile

Available information varies by company and source.

Basic information
Name, registration number, available tax ID, status, legal form, activity, municipality, and founding date.
Financial data
Revenue, profit or loss, and headcount from available financial filings.
Bank accounts
Company accounts and their recorded status in the NBS register.
Register checks
Enforced-collection records and VAT registration status.

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Where to find a company's PIB

The PIB appears on invoices, fiscal receipts, contracts and the company's letterhead. If you only know the name, search for the company on pravno.rs by name: the PIB is listed in the profile's basic information, with a copy button.

PIB vs. registration number (MB)

The registration number (matični broj) identifies a company in registers and statistics; the PIB identifies it in the tax system. Every company has both, both are permanent, and companies print them on their business documents. A PIB has nine digits, an MB eight.

PIB and VAT

Serbian VAT payers have no separate VAT number: the PIB is used in the VAT system too. pravno.rs checks whether a company is VAT-registered in the Tax Administration's records and shows it on the company profile, alongside bank accounts and enforced-collection data.

What a valid PIB looks like

A PIB has exactly nine digits, with no letters or spaces. The last digit is a check digit computed from the first eight (ISO 7064, MOD 11,10), so a mistyped PIB usually matches no company at all.

Frequently asked questions

Is a PIB public information?

Yes. A company's PIB is printed on its invoices and listed in public registers, so anyone can check it.

Can I find a sole proprietor by PIB?

Partly. APR publishes no open data on sole proprietors, so pravno.rs only covers those registered in the e-Invoice system (SEF).

Why doesn't the search find a PIB?

Check that you entered all nine digits. A PIB isn't available for every company: it is shown when public sources link it to a registration number. In that case, search by name or registration number.

Is the search free?

Yes. Search and company profiles are free and need no registration.

Data sources

Registers update on different schedules. APR publishes monthly snapshots; account and VAT checks are retrieved on demand and cached.

APR
Company identifiers, status, legal form, activity, founding date, and available financial filings. Changes are observed between archived snapshots.
NBS
Bank accounts and enforced-collection records.
Tax Administration
VAT registration status and available entry and removal dates.
SEF & Treasury
Tax IDs where they can be matched to a company; e-invoicing registration from SEF and available public-body details from the Treasury.

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