Between May 1 and June 30, Montenegro’s Tax Administration (PU) conducted 734 inspections to verify legal business operations, fiscal compliance, and curb the grey economy.
During these checks, 123 violations were identified, primarily related to unregistered sales, failure to deposit daily revenues, unreported employees, and operating without proper tax registration.
As a result, 186 misdemeanor fines totaling €651,400 were issued. Of this, €317,914 was charged, and €203,229 (64%) collected—mostly from those who accepted liability and paid within eight days at a reduced rate.
The PU stated that inspections targeted high-risk taxpayers with previous violations or suspected non-compliance. The agency emphasized the importance of voluntary tax compliance and encouraged businesses to follow regulations.
Citizens can report irregularities via the 19707 call center or the “Be Responsible” platform.
