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Average October take-home salary RSD 28,720
Belgrade,
20 November 2007
The Serbian Statistics Office stated that the average gross salary in Serbia in October this year stood at RSD 40,082 which is nominally up by 1.97% and in real terms by 1.46% compared to September.
The average net salary in October was RSD 28,720, which compared to the average net salary paid out in September, is nominally up by 1.99% and in real terms by 1.48%.
The average gross salary paid out in Serbia this October compared to the average gross salary in October 2006 has gone nominally up by 22.69%, and by 11.74% in real terms.
The average October net salary in Serbia is nominally up by 28.56%, and in real terms up by 17.09% against the average net salary in October 2006.
The average gross salary paid out in Serbia in the period from January to October this year, compared to the average gross salary in the same period in 2006, is nominally up by 22.84%, and in real terms by 16.55%.
The average net salary in the period from January to October 2007, compared to the average net salary in the same period in 2006, is nominally up by 28.72% and in real terms by 22.13%, concludes the statement.
The average gross salary paid out in Serbia this October compared to the average gross salary in October 2006 has gone nominally up by 22.69%, and by 11.74% in real terms.
The average October net salary in Serbia is nominally up by 28.56%, and in real terms up by 17.09% against the average net salary in October 2006.
The average gross salary paid out in Serbia in the period from January to October this year, compared to the average gross salary in the same period in 2006, is nominally up by 22.84%, and in real terms by 16.55%.
The average net salary in the period from January to October 2007, compared to the average net salary in the same period in 2006, is nominally up by 28.72% and in real terms by 22.13%, concludes the statement.
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