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Multi-year performance, challenges and weaknesses of the tax system in Albania (2015–2025)

General trends show nominal growth in tax revenues (from 342 billion to 716 billion, CAGR[1] ~7.7%), but with a decline in 2020 due to COVID-19.The tax burden has evolved from ~23.8% in 2015 to ~27% in 2025 (net...

Transformation of Tourist Demand in Albania (2021–2025)

Chapter 3 of the study “Albanian tourism in 2021–2025 and trends until 2030” (in Albanian) presents the indicators of tourist demand, focused on the physical flow of tourism in Albania, and serves as an indispensable foundation for any subsequent...

ALTAX Observatory presents the methodology of the ALTAX Fiscality Index

ALTAX Observatory has presented the complete analytical methodology for constructing the ALTAX Index of Fiscality (IAF), a new strategic instrument that aims to provide the most integrated and comprehensive assessment of the real functioning of the fiscal system...

Why are products imported into Albania often sold more expensively than in the country of origin?

Economic logic says that if a country imports goods from a cheaper market, the final price for the consumer should be lower. However, in practice, the opposite often happens and imported products in Albania turn out to be more expensive...

A whole year with a population increase of one thousand one hundred and eighty people

If the demographic year 2025 of Albania had to be summarized in a single sentence, it would be this: an entire state managed to grow naturally by only a little more than 1,000 people in twelve months (+1,180 people). Not...

How is export achieved with the “Made in Albania” brand?

The question of how to achieve export with the “Made in Albania” brand is not simply a marketing issue, but a national economic development strategy. It is about moving from an unidentified, valueless and reputationless export, towards a model where...

Foreign exchange risk for Albanian exports and the urgent need for financial protection mechanisms

The current situation of Albanian exporters is not simply a financial or technical issue, but a structural problem of the economic model itself. In a context where the euro has significantly depreciated against the lek, the Albanian exporter finds itself...

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