Montenegro’s parliament has approved a new Budget and Fiscal Responsibility Law introducing stricter rules for government spending, public debt and medium-term fiscal planning as the country…
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Montenegro collected €1.187 billion in budget revenue during January-May 2026, but expenditure increased at a faster rate, resulting in a €96.8 million deficit for the period.…
Montenegro’s public finances demonstrated resilience in 2025, bolstered by increasing tax revenues and robust economic growth. Total government revenues reached €2.873 billion, which accounts for 35.4%…
Montenegro is navigating a complex fiscal landscape where current stability may mask underlying vulnerabilities. The country’s public debt, which is approximately mid-60% of GDP, remains manageable…
The core function of IRMS is to provide real-time insights into state revenues, fundamentally altering how government interacts with businesses and manages tax obligations. By enhancing…
The introduction of digital tax systems in Montenegro is poised to reshape the country’s public finance landscape, potentially enhancing citizen and investor trust. Central to this…
Montenegro’s public finances today sit at a delicate intersection between economic need, political responsibility, and institutional maturity. Over the past decade, the country has oscillated between…
Montenegro’s public finances are entering a more delicate phase just as political pressure for higher spending intensifies. Recent domestic debate around additional public-sector payments and pension…
A recent analysis published by Dan has ignited fresh debate about the sustainability of Montenegro’s public finances, highlighting projections that the country may need to borrow as much…
Montenegro’s public finances have entered the final stretch of the year with stronger-than-expected revenue performance, as the Tax Administration announced that total collections reached €1.5 billion…
