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Montenegro’s Customs Administration continues to face challenges such as drug shipments, smuggled weapons, and counterfeit goods while achieving record revenues and advancing digital transformation, according to…

The Pension and Disability Insurance Fund of Montenegro (PIO) has announced that payments of regular monthly benefits for July 2025 will begin today. The average pension…

The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) has extended the operating hours of its payment system until 8:00 PM. From now on, transfers made on working days…

Montenegro’s tax debt reached €745.9 million by August, including €455.9 million in principal and €290 million in interest, according to the Tax Administration (PU). Gross tax…

Public consultation on amendments to the Labor Law reveals mixed reactions from the business community regarding mandatory salary transparency. The proposed changes aim to align with…

Montenegro’s new Law on Games of Chance, which took effect on August 14, introduces modern measures aimed at stronger oversight, responsible business practices, and a stable…

The Government approved the allocation of €300,000 from the current budget reserve to the Ministry of Internal Affairs to ensure the maintenance, spare parts, and aviation…

Tax inspectors in Montenegro have intensified controls over taxpayers regarding general tax registration, filing of tax returns, transaction reporting, cash payments, and employee registration across the…

In July 2025, consumer prices in Montenegro increased by 4.5% compared to July 2024, according to Monstat data. Month-on-month, prices rose by 0.6%. The biggest monthly…

Montenegro’s Customs Administration reported a 9.1% increase in revenue collection from January to July 2025. Gross revenue collection reached approximately €788.85 million, exceeding the previous year’s…