Montenegro is preparing for a major sovereign refinancing requirement in 2027, with government fiscal guidelines projecting central government debt to temporarily reach approximately 68% of GDP…
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Montenegro’s proposed minimum wage increases could constrain municipal infrastructure investment from 2027, as local authorities face higher payroll expenses and potential reductions in revenue without detailed…
Montenegro’s petroleum distributors are seeking a postponement of up to 12 months for mandatory fuel marking, citing potential increases in retail prices, logistical complications and safety…
Montenegro’s 2025 final budget accounts have come under scrutiny after the State Audit Institution (DRI) issued a negative compliance opinion, identifying weaknesses in Treasury accounting, expenditure…
Montenegro has obtained €400 million in syndicated international financing with a seven-year maturity, as the government prepares to meet almost €1.2 billion in debt repayments due…
Montenegro’s Tax Administration collected €1.37 billion in gross revenue during the first nine months of 2026, marking a 9.7% increase, or €121.1 million, compared with the…
Montenegro recorded more than €2 billion in budget revenue during the first eight months of 2026, while capital expenditure increased by more than half, according to…
Montenegrin retailer Tobacco S Press estimates that the government’s proposed Euro Model wage reform would add at least €3.3 million to its annual labour costs and…
Montenegro is proposing changes to its tax legislation aimed at ensuring that additional tax arising under the 15% global minimum corporate tax is collected domestically when…
Montenegro has adopted a 2027–2031 Public Financial Management Reform Programme covering budget execution, accounting, reporting and financial control as the country prepares for increased access to…
