The own municipal revenues are financial assets that are collected from taxes, fees, fines, payments for public services provided by the municipality, rents from real estate owned by the municipality, revenues from the sale of municipal assets, revenues from municipal...
Impact of new measures to improve the business environment, facilitation of imports for the manufacturing sector, exemption from customs duties in the case of imports of technological equipment, plans to narrow the tax gap and informal economy, measures for...
Fiscal revenues from WB6 countries applying progressive taxation (Montenegro, Kosovo, Albania, Serbia) compared to countries implementing flat taxation (North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina) have a higher burden, respectively of 1.8% and 2.1% of GDP in 2018 and 2019. The taxation...
The Day of Fiscal Freedom arrives in Kosovo in the last days of March 2020. Fiscal Freedom in Kosovo arrives on the 88th day of 2020. This day according to the calculations of the days according to the months...
The European economies with which Albania has relations are at risk of falling back into crisis, despite the measures they have been implementing for last 10 years. What makes a difference in the recurrence cycle of crises is the fact...
In 2018, the Western Balkans are characterized by fiscal policies that are focused on the stability of the tax rate, the slight decrease in the rate of social contributions, and its rise to VAT in the case of Montenegro. The...
Measuring the fiscal burden shows the effect of how good / bad tax policy meets one of the primary goals, increasing revenue while maintaining the equality of taxpayers in the burden they bear. On the other side, the policy should aim at the...
Fiscal Freedom in Kosovo arrives on the 98th day of this year, in April 2019, or 5 days after arriving in Albania. This year the celebrations begin two days later than last year. The Fiscal Freedom celebration goes to Kosovo...
Economic activity has continued to grow at a healthy clip, led by domestic demand, which is expected to continue in 2019. Growth is expected at 4 percent in 2018, led by public investment, consumption, and services exports, financed by continued...
An IMF mission, led by Stephanie Eble, visited Pristina during October 17-October 30 to conduct the 2018 Article IV consultation discussions. According to the conclusion after the visit of this mission, Kosovo has continued to experience robust growth over the last year,...
