Montenegro’s Tax Administration collected €1.04 billion in gross tax revenue during the first seven months of 2026, an increase of €83.1 million, or 9%, compared with…
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The European Commission has called on Montenegro to strengthen control over current public spending, reduce fiscal privileges and improve oversight of state-owned enterprises as the country…
Montenegro’s economy is expected to grow by around 3 per cent in 2026, supported by household consumption, tourism, construction and infrastructure investment, while persistent inflation, a…
Montenegro’s accumulated tax debt has reached approximately €750 million, reflecting a widening gap between improved current tax collection and the state’s limited ability to recover long-standing…
State-owned shipping company Barska plovidba failed again on 10 July to secure the shareholder majority required to adopt a new statute and appoint a new board…
Montenegro collected approximately €675.9 million in gross customs revenue during the first six months of 2026, an increase of €25.7 million, or 4%, compared with the…
The European Commission’s €3.2 billion financial package for Montenegro’s accession is shifting the focus of the membership process toward fiscal management, institutional capacity and infrastructure implementation.…
Montenegro entered the second half of 2026 with stronger tax inflows, while higher expenditure, capital commitments and debt-management needs continued to define the country’s fiscal outlook.…
Montenegro is facing significant fiscal challenges as its public finance trajectory increasingly diverges from the European Union’s Maastricht criteria. This situation raises concerns about structural imbalances…
As Montenegro approaches 2026, the economic landscape reflects a cautiously optimistic outlook, driven primarily by stable tourism performance and sustained investment activity. However, this positive trajectory…
