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Accounting and auditing congresses in Montenegro and Croatia

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Professional accounting and auditing congresses are being held in Montenegro and Croatia, focusing on regulatory changes, technological advancements, and the evolving landscape of financial professions. In Ulcinj, Montenegro, the Institute of Certified Accountants and Auditors is hosting the 21st International Congress of Accountants and Auditors. The event expects over 400 participants and features experts from organizations such as the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC), Accountancy Europe, and the World Bank. A key highlight is the presentation of ‘AI-ACC’, an artificial intelligence assistant project designed for accountants and auditors. In Poreč, Croatia, the Croatian Chamber of Auditors is organizing its 19th professional consultation. The gathering includes representatives from the Ministry of Finance and the Croatian National Bank. Discussions center on how new regulations and technology are reshaping the profession. Participants also addressed industry challenges, including labor shortages, rising labor costs, and the necessity of continuous education to maintain competitiveness in a highly regulated market. As During the 21st International Congress of Accountants and Auditors of Montenegro opens in Ulcinj, congress, Montenegrin Finance Minister Novica Vuković emphasized that high-quality financial reporting and independent auditing are essential for building trust in investments and institutions as the development of these professions is country moves toward EU membership. Bratislav Pejaković, a critical component member of the country’s newly formed Fiscal Council, noted that the council has not yet received an official request to provide an opinion on the proposed ‘Euro model’. The council was established to meet requirements for closing Chapter 17 regarding economic growth and its path toward European Union integration. Vinko Nikić, Chairman of monetary union. Additionally, Tax Administration Director Sava Laketić reported that revenue collection has exceeded both last year's figures and initial plans. While the Board number of controls has decreased, there has been an increase in fines and the Institute of Certified Accountants temporary closure of Montenegro, 64 facilities to improve tax discipline. Laketić also noted that while digitalization and technological advancements change the economic landscape, integrity, independence, administration's new digital information system (IRMS) is now fully functional and being utilized by the business sector. In Poreč, Croatia, the Croatian Chamber of Auditors is organizing its 19th professional conscience remain core values. consultation, with discussions centering on how new regulations and technology are reshaping the profession.

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