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In 2024, the total tax debt in Montenegro increased by 60 million euros compared to 2023, reaching 655 million euros. Of this amount, 398 million euros…

The Central Bank (CBCG) has published a new list of companies with blocked accounts, which includes 45 fewer blocked companies compared to the previous list. The…

From January 1 to December 27, 2024, the Tax Administration (PU) collected €1.59 billion in gross revenue, marking an increase of €206.4 million or 15% compared…

There are no concerns regarding challenges in pension payments and their regular adjustments, stated Damir Gutić, the Minister of Social Care, Family and Demographics. He assured…

The 2025 budget is essentially social and consumer-driven rather than development-focused, with 280 million euros allocated for capital projects and nearly 720 million euros for salaries…

Montenegro’s startup ecosystem faces several key challenges, including the lack of an innovative economy, limited access to credit, insufficient experience in financial management and a need…

The indices of the Montenegro Stock Exchange strengthened in the final days of the previous year, during shortened trading due to the holidays. The value indicator…

Deposits from individuals, or the money that citizens keep in banks, increased by 257 million euros or 9.7% over the course of one year, according to…

The Montenegrin banking system is stable, solvent, liquid and well-capitalized, with all banks on the tax authority’s “white list,” meaning they fulfill their obligations to the…

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) remains committed to supporting Montenegro on its path to European integration, focusing on renewable energy, infrastructure and support…