This group spans the boundary between the regular courts and the administrative system. Labour disputes run in the basic court but carry a statutory worker exemption from court fees; an administrative procedure is a matter before an administrative authority, whose fee lives in a different statute entirely; and an administrative dispute (upravni spor) is the judicial-review action before the Administrative Court. On the lawyer side each reads either the value scale (when a value is given) or a flat non-value award; on the court side the treatment differs sharply between the three.
Labour dispute (radni spor)
An employment dispute (radni spor) before the basic court — unfair dismissal, unpaid wages, reinstatement. A non-monetary claim (e.g. challenging a termination) is non-value-ascertainable; a money claim (unpaid wages) is priced on the value scale.
You file it when an employment relationship breaks down and the worker (or, less often, the employer) needs the court to rule on the existence of the relationship or a sum owed.
Lawyer fee — Tar. br. 14 / Tar. br. 13. A flat 550 poenaThe tariff point of the Serbian Advokatska tarifa — one poen = 50,00 RSD (čl. 15, as amended by 56/2025). Each procedural action is awarded a number of points (poena), and the fee is the point count multiplied by the poen value, plus 20 % PDV.Glossary → = 27.500 RSD net for a non-monetary claim; a monetary claim reads the Tar. br. 13 value scale. State court fee — Napomena uz Tar. br. 1. A monetary claim pays the civil court fee on the value (at 300.000 RSD, 17.000 RSD); a non-monetary worker claim is exempt — the court fee is zero and the calculator hides the block. The lawyer charges 550 poena either way.
Compute this case in the calculatorAdministrative procedure (upravni postupak)
Representation before an administrative authority (upravni postupak) — a tax, customs, planning, inspection or police matter at the first administrative level, before any court is seized. The lawyer award is the value scale (when the matter is value-based) or a flat non-value figure.
You instruct counsel when an administrative authority is deciding a matter that affects you — a tax assessment, a permit, an inspection finding — and you want representation in the administrative proceedings.
Lawyer fee — Tar. br. 37 / Tar. br. 38. The Tar. br. 13 value scale when a value is given, otherwise a flat award by sub-type (tax/customs/police 1.000 poena, planning/family 550, inspection 850). State court fee. None in this statute — an administrative procedure is not a court action, so its fee lives in the Zakon o republičkim administrativnim taksama. The calculator returns no court fee and points to that separate law.
Compute this case in the calculatorAdministrative dispute (upravni spor)
The judicial-review action (upravni spor) before the Administrative Court (Upravni sud), challenging a final administrative act. This is the court stage — and unlike the administrative procedure above, it does carry a state court fee under the Taksena tarifa.
You file it after the administrative remedies are exhausted, within the statutory deadline, to have the court annul or vary an unlawful administrative act.
Lawyer fee — Tar. br. 43 / Tar. br. 44. The Tar. br. 13 value scale when a value is given, otherwise a flat award by sub-type (tax/customs/police 1.000 poena, planning/inspection 850, family/other 550). State court fee — Tar. br. 23. 1% of value when ascertainable (at 1.000.000 RSD, 10.000 RSD), or a flat 2.800 RSD for a non-value matter; competition cases carry a flat 50.000 RSD.
Compute this case in the calculatorSerbia’s Advokatska tarifaThe lawyers' tariff of the bar association, used in both Serbia and Montenegro. In Serbia it is a point-value (poen) scale (Tarifa o nagradama i naknadama troškova za rad advokata, “Sl. glasnik RS” 43/2023 i 56/2025, čl. 23 Zakona o advokaturi); in Montenegro it is a direct-euro scale (Advokatska tarifa AKCG, “Sl. list CG” 132/2025, čl. 15 st. 2 Zakona o advokaturi). In both it sets reference lawyer fees per procedural action — a semi-binding default, not a mandatory floor.Glossary → is the Serbian Bar Association tariff — a default and cost-recovery reference, not a binding minimumA tariff floor a court could once not go below. Several EU jurisdictions abandoned binding minimums after CJEU rulings; where that has happened, the same figures now serve only as reference values.Glossary →; under čl. 4 st. 2 a written agreement may set the fee lower (but not below 50% of the tariff) or higher. Court fees under the Zakon o sudskim taksama are mandatory statutory amounts, VAT-exempt, with a worker exemption in non-monetary labour disputes; an administrative procedure’s fee lives in a separate statute (Zakon o republičkim administrativnim taksama). See the methodology page for the full encoding rules.