CADEZ: We will reduce CCIS membership fee to its minimum

The reformed Chamber of Commerce of Serbia will start operating at full capacity next year, and the mandatory fee will be reduced to its minimum, stated Marko Cadez, president of the CCIS, on Tuesday, November 29.

The mandatory membership fee, as announced earlier, will be 4 to 20 times lower, and around three quarters of the companies will be exempt from paying it.

Cadez explained that the former manner of calculating membership fees had been unsustainable and that the biggest banks had needed to set aside as much as EUR 200,000 annually for chamber contributions, making payments to the central and the regional chambers in several places.

– The maximum chamber membership fee for banks, which, by the way, belong to the category of members with the largest operating income, will from now on amount to around EUR 1,500 a month, which is up to 11 times less than now – Cadez said.

According to him, the average membership fee for insurance houses and banks will be four to six times lower that it currently is.

Privredna komora Srbije

Chamber of Commerce of Serbia

CCIS

CCIS membership

Marko Cadez