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September take-home salary amounts to 22,259 dinars
Belgrade,
23 October 2006
The Serbian Statistics Office said that Serbia’s average salary in September, including taxes and contributions, amounted to 32,555 dinars, which is 1.42% and 1.52% higher in nominal and real terms respectively against the previous month.
The September 2006 take home-salary in Serbia amounted to 22,259 dinars, which is 1.52% and 1.62% higher in nominal and real terms respectively against August 2006.
The average salary paid out in September increased nominally by 21.39% and 9.66% in real terms year-on-year.
The average take-home salary in September 2006 was 21.34% and 9.61% higher in nominal and real terms against September 2005.
The nominal and real increase in the January-September 2006 period was 24.2% and 9.91% against the same period of 2005.
The average take-home salary in the January-September 2006 period increased by 24.23% and 9.94% compared with the same period last year.
The average salary paid out in September increased nominally by 21.39% and 9.66% in real terms year-on-year.
The average take-home salary in September 2006 was 21.34% and 9.61% higher in nominal and real terms against September 2005.
The nominal and real increase in the January-September 2006 period was 24.2% and 9.91% against the same period of 2005.
The average take-home salary in the January-September 2006 period increased by 24.23% and 9.94% compared with the same period last year.
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