Tax Administration of the Republic of Serbia

The Tax Police concluded that, because of forged documents, the phantom company Asomakum could not be linked to Andrej Vučić. Before „Vranjske“ shut down, inspectors spent weeks auditing the newsroom, and their report then found that the paper had not broken any laws; according to OCCRP, their task was to find „something“. It allowed TV Pink to pay off a debt of RSD 1.52 billion in 93 instalments, and four employees say they were made to collect capillary votes for the SNS under threat of dismissal; it did not respond to this.

Affairs

• The Asomakum case: a company in Andrej Vučić’s name: The tax police questioned Andrej Vučić in 2010 and, according to Telegraf, in 2011 ruled out in an official note any link between him and the company
• Weekly “Vranjske” shut down after tax inspections: For weeks it inspected the newsroom with the task of finding “something”, but found no violations; it refused the request for information
• Irregularities in the 2026 elections: Employees were allegedly pressured, under threat of dismissal or transfer, to collect capillary votes for the SNS
• Dismissal and arrest of Novica Antić of the Military Union: It announced the arrest of the founder of several companies on suspicion of tax evasion worth 83 million dinars; according to the lawyer, this is Antić's brother
• „Safe votes“ and jobs in the public sector: According to four employees, they were forced to collect capillary votes for SNS under threat of dismissal, transfer and being barred from promotion
• REM, RTS and state money for the media: Over four years she allegedly allowed TV Pink to pay a tax debt of about 1.52 billion dinars in 93 instalments

People

• Marko Marinković: deputy director of the Tax Administration