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Government budget and revenue in Herceg Novi, Montenegro: official figures

The Municipality of Herceg Novi spent €31.62 million in 2025, about €1,030 per resident (10th highest of 21 municipalities), and received €31.88 million including €608,771 carried over from 2024.

How much revenue does Herceg Novi raise?

Own-source current revenue of Herceg Novi reached €29.83 million in 2025, or €972 per resident, 6th highest of 21; Herceg Novi raised 7.2% of all municipal current revenue in Montenegro.

Source: Ministry of Finance of Montenegro · saved copy

What taxes does Herceg Novi collect?

Taxes brought Herceg Novi €24.20 million in 2025: €5.88 million from its share of personal income tax, €12.82 million in property tax, €3.89 million in property transfer tax and €1.60 million from the local income-tax surcharge.

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Does Herceg Novi get money from the Equalisation Fund?

Herceg Novi received no Equalisation Fund money or state transfers in 2025; fees, chiefly €3.46 million for servicing building land, brought in €4.03 million.

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How much does Herceg Novi invest?

Capital investment by Herceg Novi came to €9.01 million in 2025, 28.5% of spending and €294 per resident (10th lowest of 21); staff pay and contributions cost €4.45 million.

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How much debt does Herceg Novi municipality have?

Herceg Novi repaid €2.08 million of debt principal and paid €6,197 in interest in 2025, and reported €10.87 million of unpaid obligations at 31 December 2025.

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Does Herceg Novi have a budget deficit?

Leaving aside money carried over and new borrowing, Herceg Novi ran a deficit of €918,173 in 2025.

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How Herceg Novi compares with other first-level divisions

Municipal current (own-source) revenue per resident, EUR (2025)

Herceg Novi ranks 6 of 21, highest first.

RankRegionMunicipal current (own-source) revenue per resident, EUR
3Tivat€1,432
4Kotor€1,386
5Zabljak€1,023
6Herceg Novi€972
7Pljevlja€745
8Bar€732
9Podgorica€669
Source: Ministry of Finance of Montenegro · saved copy

Municipal capital spending per resident, EUR (2025)

Herceg Novi ranks 12 of 21, highest first.

RankRegionMunicipal capital spending per resident, EUR
9Podgorica€362
10Bar€355
11Plav€295
12Herceg Novi€294
13Andrijevica€178
14Mojkovac€94
15Bijelo Polje€91
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Property tax collected per resident, EUR (2025)

Herceg Novi ranks 5 of 21, highest first.

RankRegionProperty tax collected per resident, EUR
2Budva€978
3Tivat€566
4Kotor€450
5Herceg Novi€418
6Savnik€325
7Zabljak€223
8Bar€221
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Total municipal budget spending per resident, EUR (2025)

Herceg Novi ranks 10 of 21, highest first.

RankRegionTotal municipal budget spending per resident, EUR
7Kolasin€1,385
8Pljevlja€1,157
9Andrijevica€1,041
10Herceg Novi€1,030
11Cetinje€918
12Bar€874
13Plav€804
Source: Ministry of Finance of Montenegro · saved copy

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