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The Tax Administration of FBiH imposed fines of almost 376,000 BAM

Published: October 17, 2026
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On October 16, inspectors of the Tax Administration of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina conducted 240 inspections in the territory of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, during which they discovered 58 undeclared workers, and fines in the total amount of 375,975 KM were imposed due to the irregularities found.

Controls were carried out with taxpayers who perform catering, trade, bakery, construction and other service activities, and included verification of compliance with regulations on fiscalization, registration of workers, payment of contributions and other tax obligations.

As announced by the Tax Administration of FBiH, during the inspection, 596 registered and 58 unregistered workers were found. Ten facilities that operated without the approval of the competent authority, seven taxpayers without an installed fiscal device and 76 taxpayers who did not register their turnover through a fiscal device were also discovered.

Due to established irregularities, according to the data of the FBiH Tax Administration, 44 objects were sealed, while misdemeanor orders were issued in 124 controls.

The results of the supervision showed that 52 percent of the controlled taxpayers did not comply with the applicable legal regulations.

The most undeclared workers were discovered in Central Bosnia Canton, 16 of them, where 24 controls were carried out, ten facilities were sealed and fines of 42,200 KM were imposed.

In Sarajevo Canton, during 30 controls, 11 undeclared workers were found, three facilities were sealed, and fines were imposed amounting to 34,000 KM.

The largest amount of fines was recorded in the Tuzla Canton, where during 36 controls, nine undeclared workers, three facilities without work permits and nine taxpayers who did not register their turnover through the fiscal device were discovered. Nine buildings were sealed, and fines in the amount of 89,125 KM were imposed.

The largest number of inspections, a total of 44, was carried out in the Zenica-Doboj canton, where four undeclared workers and 21 taxpayers who did not register their turnover through the fiscal device were discovered. Fines of 45,650 KM were imposed, and four buildings were sealed.

In the territory of the Una-Sana Canton, seven undeclared workers were discovered in 24 controls, nine facilities were sealed and fines of 56,400 KM were imposed, while in the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, six undeclared workers were discovered in 36 controls, with fines of 27,600 KM.

Fines of 43,100 KM were imposed in West Herzegovina Canton, 23,000 KM in Posavina Canton, 10,900 KM in Canton 10, and 4,000 KM in Bosnia and Herzegovina Canton.

The FBiH Tax Administration announced the continuation of inspection activities aimed at strengthening tax discipline, combating the gray economy, ensuring legal business and protecting public revenues.

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