In every functional economy, the state is not measured by how many people it employs, but by how much real value it creates for society with the resources it consumes. In Albania, the public administration has become one of the largest...
In 2024, Albania’s public debt reached the lowest level of the decade, falling to 54.7% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), or around 2.8 percentage points less than in December 2023, amounting in nominal value to approximately €13.6 billion. This downward trend...
In Albania, the increase of the average salary is a topic often used as an indicator of economic improvement by the government, but it is also criticized for how it is presented and the real impact it has on citizens. The...
The Decision of the Council of Ministers No. 160, dated 12.03.2025, determines the utilization period and the minimum capacity levels for accommodation structures in Albania. This decision directly affects the government, business operators in the tourism sector, and citizens/consumers. 1. Objectives...
🔹 Labor Taxation Labor taxation is one of the most significant sources of revenue for the state budget and has a direct impact on individuals contributing through their work. In 2023 and 2024, this type of taxation experienced a notable increase,...
By analyzing the data on tax revenues according to the 2024 annual report of the General Directorate of Taxes and comparing it to GDP by sectors, a trend of increasing revenues is noted, but not necessarily in line with the...
The annual budgets in Albania have introduced various fiscal burdens[1] , which include both the tax burden and the non-tax burden[2]. In recent years, the state budget has aimed to quickly reduce the budget deficit by strengthening...
