The cost of meeting the standards for membership in the European Union (EU) depends on many factors, including Albania’s current situation in comparison to EU standards, the sectors requiring reforms, and the financial resources available. However, based on the experience...
In the midst of its digitization drive, the Albanian government has escalated efforts to combat wage evasion—a subset of the broader informality that continues to distort the country’s economy. While the official rhetoric frames this campaign as a structural correction...
The Albanian government has launched various efforts to address informality, particularly through digitalization measures such as the Fiscalization process. This strategy, launched in 2022, aims to reduce informal economic activities by requiring businesses to issue electronic invoices for all transactions....
When analyzing Albania’s efforts to improve its tax system in 2025 and beyond, it is important to consider successful experiences from both European countries and neighboring regions, where similar tax reforms have been implemented. Albania is focused on improving tax compliance...
One of the instruments to increase the potential for corruption is e-government, or in other words the digitization of public services. For this mechanism, an average of 2% of the value of public investments has been invested every year in the...
The digital transformation of public administration is good for a country and its citizens. In fact, the implementation of digital technology within public institutions is an opportunity that should be exploited as soon as possible. Governments usually focus their digitalization efforts...
