Montenegro Advances Legislation for Pillar Two Global Minimum Tax Implementation
Montenegro's Committee on Economy, Finance and Budget of the Parliament unanimously approved a proposal on November 5, 2026, for the Bill on Amendments and Supplements to the Global Minimum Corporate Tax Law. This critical legislative step aims to align Montenegro's domestic tax framework with the global minimum tax rules, specifically those influenced by EU law under the OECD's Pillar Two initiative. The committee subsequently issued its report on November 6, 2026, recommending that Parliament adopt the bill. This development signals Montenegro's commitment to implementing the global minimum tax and will have significant implications for multinational enterprises operating within its jurisdiction.
- Multinational enterprises with operations in Montenegro should prepare for the imminent implementation of Pillar Two global minimum tax rules.
- Tax departments need to assess the potential impact of these legislative changes on their effective tax rates and compliance obligations in Montenegro.
- IT systems may require adjustments to capture and report the necessary data for Pillar Two calculations and reporting once the law is enacted.
