North Macedonia 20% cash rebate on Macedonian production costs. Requirements: You must spend a minimum of $113,000, have 50% of funding already in place, and have a Macedonian producer involved. Czech Republic 20% rebate on qualifying Czech spending; 66% rebate on international costs paid to foreign above-the-line cast and crew who pay withholding tax in the Czech Republic.Requirements: Feature films must spend more than $628,000; documentaries must spend more than $83,000. Your production must pass this test, as well. Croatia 20% rebate on qualifying Croatian expenditure.Requirements: The applicant must be a Croatian producer, co-producer, or production service provider that has produced or provided production services for at least one publicly shown work within the last 3 years. Serbia 25% of Qualifying Serbian Spend for features, TV Series, documentaries, animation and post-production.20% for TV Commercials.30% for feature films with Serbian Spend of minimum 5.000.000 EUR Montenegro Montenegro offers a cash rebate of 25% for international or co-produced feature films, documentaries and animations, as well as TV films and series that meet the minimum local spend. Projects will undergo a cultural test and must make use of Montenegro’s crew, talent and production capabilities. Greece The Greek cash rebate amounts to 35% on the eligible expenses incurred in Greece for all beneficiaries. Producers will have access to state aid once they pass the cultural test and spend at least €100,000 in the case of feature films or documentaries. Romania The 35-45% tax rebate applies to feature films, documentary features and TV series, as well as short films. Open to international, co-produced and national productions, twenty percent of the total budget must be spent in Romania to qualify. A 10% uplift is applied to projects which promote Romania, a geographical area or city. Slovenia The cash rebate amounts up to 25 % of the total acknowledged expenses for the realization of the (post)production of an individual project, incurred in the territory of the Republic of Slovenia. The applicant must be a Slovenian producer, co-producer, or production service provider that has produced or provided production services for at least one publicly shown audiovisual work within the last three years.   The Balkan countries use different currencies.Some as members of the EU use the Euro others have their own local currencies.