Serbian groš accounting — tax and market conventions
Serbian groš accounting: a historical unit of account.
- Dates in use
- Introduction uncertain; ended 1878–1879
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Serbian groš accounting
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Serbian groš accounting
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The story
The 1878 law converted Serbian tax and market groš accounts into dinars and required state and private books to adopt the new unit; implementation followed in 1879. The two conventions received distinct prescribed valuations. [1]
No demonstrated independent variation of tax and market currencies;2:1 scales share tax para. Preserve both convention-specific terminal conversions without multiplying identities. [2]
Sources and evidence
- Dragana Gnjatović · The Introduction of a Limping Gold Standard in the Principality of Serbia, Balcanica XXXVIII(2007),91–104 C1883 ↗
- Dragana Gnjatović · The Introduction of a Limping Gold Standard in the Principality of Serbia, Balcanica XXXVIII(2007),91–104 C1888 ↗
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“Serbian groš accounting — tax and market conventions.” The Family Tree of Money. © Field Technologies, Inc. Reader edition 2026-10-13; research dataset v44. https://familytreeofmoney.org/currency/CUR-V30-SERBIAN-GROS-ACCOUNT.html