In every discussion on economic development in Albania, the word "business" is frequently mentioned—investments, taxes, startups, exports, subsidies. But what remains out of focus, although it deeply affects economic success or failure, is the quality of business management. This is...
Economic growth in Albania in 2025 could be driven by a combination of economic, institutional and strategic factors.From previous analyses, data intersections and developments we think that there are some of the main elements that could contribute:The first impact should...
Albania’s 2024 anti-informality campaign marks the fourth major attempt in a decade (following 2015, 2018, and 2021). While the discourse is familiar—promoting tax compliance, reducing wage evasion, and curbing informality—the infrastructure, international context, and strategic intent have evolved. The question...
The enormous conference and meeting around the world in these latest years have looked at a broad range of tax issues that impact microenterprises and SMEs. The way in which the tax system affects SMEs and the compliance issues they create...
The number of SMEs in the Balkan region totals more than 800 thousand or equivalent to 40 enterprises for every 1,000 inhabitants. This average density is not far behind the EU average of about 44 enterprises per 1,000 inhabitants. The...
