Reserve and repair fund rules in Serbia
The amount set aside for investment maintenance of the common parts is decided by the assembly and cannot be lower than the minimum in the act that the local self-government passes on investment maintenance of buildings. That amount is the building's reserve fund.
What the law says
Висина издвајања на име трошкова инвестиционог одржавања заједничких делова зграде одређује се одлуком скупштине стамбене заједнице која не може бити нижа од износа прописаног актом о инвестиционом одржавању зграда који доноси јединица локалне самоуправе, и представља резервни фонд зграде.Last verified:
What this means in practice
The minimum is set by the city or municipality, not nationally: the local self-government passes separate acts for the minimum current-maintenance amount, for the fee in a forced professional-manager case and for the minimum investment-maintenance amount. The assembly's decision is entered in the minutes and an extract with the manager's certified signature is drawn up.
Where Unitify fits
Unitify keeps a balance per unit and records each contribution against the right unit. The size of the fund and what it may be spent on come from the law above and from the owners' decisions.
How this works in UnitifyQuestions and answers
- What does the law say about the reserve or repair fund in Serbia?
- The amount set aside for investment maintenance of the common parts is decided by the assembly and cannot be lower than the minimum in the act that the local self-government passes on investment maintenance of buildings. That amount is the building's reserve fund.
- Where does this come from, and when was it checked?
- The quotation is from Закон о становању и одржавању зграда, члан 64, at the official source linked on this page. It was last checked against that source on September 14, 2026.