State auditors report financial irregularities in Belgrade and Brod Moravica

The State Audit Institution has issued negative opinions regarding the financial reporting and operations of the City of Belgrade and the municipality of Brod Moravice.

In Belgrade, auditors identified significant discrepancies in the city's consolidated financial statements for 2025. A major issue involves the underreporting of natural assets, specifically land, by an estimated 603.24 billion dinars (over 5 billion euros). This omission represents more than 64 percent of the reported value of non-financial assets. Additionally, real estate and equipment values were underreported by at least 9.77 billion dinars. The audit also noted that the Secretariat for Property and Legal Affairs failed to conduct proper inventories for 100 buildings, two stadiums, and 24 garages.

In Brod Moravice, Croatia, auditors uncovered unreliable financial records and costs exceeding 150,000 euros for services and works that could not be verified as completed. The municipality reported that the irregularities led to the removal of several employees and the initiation of disciplinary proceedings. The case has been referred to the State Attorney's Office for further investigation.