Montenegro’s Finance Ministry calculated that the proposed Euro Model would reduce annual payroll-related taxes to about 1,000 euros for an employer paying a 1,400-euro net monthly salary, from roughly 4,155 euros under current rules. The government has not published an independently reviewed estimate of the reform’s full fiscal impact.
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Montenegro’s Employers Federation has submitted 13 proposals to limit the impact of planned wage increases on businesses, including minimum salaries of €800 and €1,000 from January…
Montenegro’s proposed Euro Model wage reform could add between €600 million and €700 million to current public expenditure, according to an external estimate cited by civic…
The implementation of a comprehensive wage reform that objectively evaluates jobs based on their complexity and ensures equal pay for similar roles is a difficult task,…
