Tag: public finances

EU membership starts reshaping Montenegro’s budget architecture

Montenegro is beginning to build EU membership directly into the architecture of its public finances, moving accession preparations from political commitments and negotiating chapters...

Montenegro’s fiscal model depends on consumption while mandatory spending keeps rising

Montenegro’s public finances look considerably healthier than they did during the pandemic, but the structure underneath the headline debt ratio remains a source of...

Fiscal expansion and Montenegro’s budget structure

Montenegro’s public finances remained stable during 2025, supported by rising tax revenues and economic growth. Total government revenues reached €2.873 billion, equivalent to 35.4% of...

Public debt and fiscal trajectory: Montenegro’s narrow corridor between stability and slippage

Montenegro’s public finances have entered a phase where headline stability masks a narrowing margin for error. Public debt remains manageable by regional standards, and...
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IRMS – Montenegro’s attempt to drag public finances into the 21st century

Montenegro’s financial administration has spent years trapped in outdated systems, fragmented databases and slow institutional reflexes that never quite managed to match the pace...

Building trust through governance: Can digital tax systems stabilise Montenegro’s public finances?

Public finances are never just numbers, and tax systems are never just about revenue. They are about trust. How much citizens trust the state...
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