News & Legislation
Latest Montenegro tax, accounting and business legislation updates.
Innovations in the Braletić system in Tirana aim to simplify the reporting of injustices, expedite the process, and increase trust in the protection system.
Read more→The Ministry of Economic Development of Montenegro announces the registration process for the Mediator Registry, providing detailed information for interested parties.
Read more→Based on the Competition Enhancement Program for the Private Sector 2026, a decision has been made to establish a ranked list of applicants for funding. The decision and point system list for each program line are attached and available for all interested business entities.
Read more→The Ministry of Justice has launched a public discussion on a draft law on income and other rights in relation to the exercise of judicial and constitutional functions. The public discussion will last for 20 days, and citizens, scientific and expert communities, state bodies, political subjects, non-governmental organizations, international organizations, media, and all interested organizations and communities are invited to participate.
Read more→Montenegro's Minister of Finance, Novica Vuković, has expressed his confidence in the newly elected members of the Independent Fiscal Council, which will contribute to stable finances and a European future for the country.
Read more→The President of the Parliament of Montenegro Andrija Mandić congratulated the municipality of Petnjica on the Day of the Municipality, wishing the residents progress, harmony, and prosperity.
Read more→Over the past few days, the Parliament of Montenegro has adopted three comprehensive pieces of legislation introducing a number of important reforms, including significant new measures that directly affect young people and children.Among other provisions, the new legislation raises the minimum age f
Read more→Over the past few days, the Parliament of Montenegro has adopted three comprehensive pieces of legislation introducing a number of important reforms, including significant new measures that directly affect young people and children.Among other provisions, the new legislation raises the minimum age f
Read more→As announced, the Cybersecurity Agency launched the first cycle of supervision of the implementation of information security measures in July.The Agency sent an initial questionnaire to public authorities and other entities designated as essential and important entities under the Law on Information
Read more→The tax authority in Montenegro has increased inspections during the tourist season to monitor compliance with tax laws, suppress informal economy, and create equal opportunities for all businesses.
Read more→The Commission for Capital Markets in Montenegro has announced a public consultation on proposed regulatory guidelines for qualified participation and business of the Central Stock Exchange.
Read more→A delegation of the Ministry of Tourism, led by Minister of Tourism Simonida Kordić, will participate in the Regional meeting of tourism ministers. The meeting will be held on 30 and 31 July 2026 in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Read more→The Montenegrin Cabinet held its 136th session, chaired by Prime Minister Milojko Spajić. The Cabinet adopted the Draft Law Ratifying the Protocol amending the Agreement between the Parties to the Police Cooperation Convention for Southeast Europe on the automated exchange of DNA data, dactyloscopic
Read more→The head of the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Dialogue in Montenegro, Anđela Ivanović, emphasizes that gender equality is not just a women's issue, but a matter of the quality of institutions, sustainable economic development, and democratic maturity of society.
Read more→CBCG Delegation Visits the Central Bank of Cyprus: Eurosystem Experience to Support CBCG’s Transformation on its Path towards the ESCB and the Eurosystem 08/07/2026A delegation of the CBCG, led by Governor Irena Radović, is on a working visit to the Central Bank
Read more→Montenegro's Prime Minister Nik Gjeloshaj welcomes the temporary closure of the Negotiation Chapter 8 on Competition at the EU Summit in Brussels, marking a significant step towards the country's full membership in the European Union.
Read more→The Health, Labor, and Social Affairs Committee has postponed its 81st session due to a lack of quorum, with the new session date to be determined.
Read more→Montenegro has closed two more negotiation chapters, solidifying its progress in joining the EU and demonstrating the ongoing momentum of its reform process.
Read more→The Ministry of Justice of Montenegro has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the National Mechanism for the Prevention of Torture (NPM) to improve cooperation and protect the rights of detained individuals.
Read more→Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Dialogue Naida Nišić emphasizes the importance of the work market in demographic policy, stating that it is a key instrument for ensuring a secure and sustainable life for individuals and families.
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