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Montenegro collects €1.7 million from increased VAT and excise taxes in January

Montenegro's new tax measures under the "Europe Now 2" program, including increased VAT rates and excise taxes, generated around €1.7 million in January, according...

Montenegro’s fuel excise tax revenue exceeds EUR 208 million in 2024

Revenue from fuel excise taxes in Montenegro exceeded EUR 208 million last year, according to official data. The Customs Administration reported to Adria portal that...

Customs revenue collection in January increases by 17.86% compared to last year

In January, the total collection of customs revenues amounted to 87.25 million euros, which is an increase of 13.22 million euros or 17.86% compared...

Customs Administration achieves revenue growth and key reforms in EU integration efforts

In the past six months, Montenegro's Customs Administration has made significant progress, including a notable increase in revenue collection, improved control over customs procedures,...
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Customs revenue in 2024 reached 1.29 billion EUR, marking a 10% increase

The total collection of customs revenue in the past year amounted to 1.29 billion EUR, which is 115.18 million EUR, or 10%, higher than...

New customs regulation causes confusion for online shoppers in Montenegro

Starting from January 1, 2025, a new regulation for calculating full taxes on all online purchases has come into effect, causing confusion among buyers. Citizens...
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