Montenegro’s progress towards European Union membership is creating new demand for specialised business services as foreign companies increasingly assess the country as a future EU-aligned investment…
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Montenegro’s Government has approved a draft Law on Whistleblower Protection aimed at establishing a dedicated legal framework for reporting irregularities, protecting whistleblowers and defining institutional responsibilities.…
Montenegro’s Government has approved a draft law introducing the framework of the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), bringing national legislation closer to EU rules governing…
Owners of illegally constructed buildings not registered in Montenegro’s real-estate cadastre must initiate the registration process by 14 August 2026, following a six-month extension of the…
Montenegro’s Tax Administration conducted 1,476 inspections between 1 May and 16 July, identifying irregularities at 213 taxpayers, according to data from the summer enforcement campaign. The…
Owners of illegally constructed buildings that have not yet been entered into Montenegro’s real-estate cadastre must begin the registration process by 14 August 2026, following an…
Montenegro is expected to provisionally close two important negotiating chapters related to competition policy and the customs union at the EU–Montenegro Accession Conference in Brussels on…
In 2025, Montenegro’s economic landscape is characterized by a complex interplay of growth and institutional challenges. While the economy is projected to grow by approximately 3.5%…
As Montenegro approaches 2025, the landscape of business regulation is evolving from a mere compliance burden to a significant economic catalyst. The transformation is fostering the…
Montenegro is witnessing a transformation in its economic landscape as compliance ecosystems and new value chains emerge, driven by the convergence of its regulatory framework with…
