Montenegro’s Tax Administration collected €1.52 billion in gross tax revenue during the first ten months of 2026, representing annual growth of 10% and exceeding the planned…
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Montenegro recorded a budget deficit of €124.2 million in the first nine months of 2026, equivalent to approximately 1.4% of estimated GDP, as public expenditure reached…
Podgorica is planning approximately €90 million in capital investment for 2027, equivalent to around half of its projected annual budget, while proposed wage reforms are expected…
Montenegro’s proposed Euro Model wage reform could increase the cost of existing government and municipal construction contracts by €30 million to €40 million in 2027, with…
Montenegro’s proposed Euro Model reforms have raised concerns over the long-term financing of the pension system and their impact on public finances, prompting calls for an…
Montenegro’s proposed Euro Model wage reform could significantly weaken municipal finances, with local governments forecasting lower tax receipts, higher payroll expenditure and potential reductions in infrastructure…
The Montenegrin Employers Federation (UPCG) has called on the government to postpone concluding a new general collective labour agreement until the financial implications of the proposed…
Montenegro’s economy is projected to expand by 3.3% in 2026, following an upward revision by the World Bank, which has also highlighted uncertainties surrounding proposed wage…
Montenegro collected €288.58 million in source revenue in August, an increase of 10.98% compared with the same month of 2025. Tax receipts accounted for 80.96% of…
Montenegro recorded €63.36 million in capital expenditure in August, exceeding the planned amount by €37.49 million and the level recorded in the same month of 2025…
