This publication provides a summary of the issues including legal, tax and accounting to be considered by those thinking to invest or do business in Albania.

Through an ultimate update of the decision no.158 "On Determining the National Minimum Wage", on 12.03.2022, of the Council of Ministers, it was decided to increase the minimum monthly salary

Through a normative act, the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Albania has approved the decision to extend the deadline for submitting the annual statement of personal income by two months...

A new law on Income Tax was recently approved in Albania aiming to reduce fiscal burden for all employees and provide a fairer and universally accepted tax system.

Through the latest ministerial order, the Ministry of Finance has announced the change of National Accounting Standard no. 15, which affects all business units classified as "micro entities".

Discover the recent 30% reduction in advance installment payments for freelancers by Albania's Tax Directorate. Learn about the revised payment schedule and ongoing legal challenges with Eurofast experts.

A major win for freelancers in Albania! The Council of Ministers recently approved a normative act enabling the refund of prepaid profit tax installments for self-employed professionals. This decision follows...

As of January 1st, 2021, pursuant to Law 87/2019, the tax system reform "On electronic invoicing and turnover monitoring", has officially entered into force in the Republic of Albania.

In Albania, April 30 is a critical date for taxpayers, marking the deadline for the declaration and payment of Personal Income Tax via the Annual Individual Tax Declaration (DIVA) for the previous fiscal year.

Albania's tax authorities have turned their attention to one of the digital era's most dynamic professions: influencers. As part of a broader push to formalise the economy...

In the framework of the 2023 fiscal package, the Ministry of Finance has announced several draft laws that will enter into force during the coming year, affecting some of the most important taxes in Albania...

Taxpayers operating in Albania must provide essential information regarding the property where their business activities are conducted.

On 26th of September 2014, the Republic of Albania and the Republic of Iceland signed a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of tax evasion regarding income tax.

The Ministry of Finance has recently presented a draft law; the focus of which is self-employed and freelance professionals.

The General Tax Directorate has announced an important improvement in relation to the taxpayer's services.

The Albanian government has introduced further clarity on the much-discussed "Mountain Package", a strategic initiative encouraging individuals—especially members of the Albanian diaspora...

The 2019 fiscal year in Albania introduced significant changes in the Law on Income Tax.

The new fiscal year in Albania has started with significant changes introduced in the Law on Income Tax. The new law provisions provide for a reduction of the income tax rate ...

The Albanian Minister of Finance presented the Fiscal Package of 2022 during the Parliamentary Assembly on Economy and Finance.

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