Tax authorities are assessing reported damage to commercial premises in the capital as businesses are urged to submit claims through the government’s e-Albania portal.

Albanian tax authorities have identified 127 businesses damaged during protests in Tirana in recent days, with total reported losses reaching €2.15 million, according to the General Directorate of Taxes.

Of the businesses identified so far, 55 were documented through on-site inspections conducted by tax administration officials, while another 72 reported damage through the online service known as “Dëmi im” (“My Damage”).

The assessment process remains ongoing as authorities continue gathering and updating information on material losses sustained by commercial establishments during the demonstrations.

Tax administration teams are conducting field inspections while also reviewing information submitted directly by affected businesses to establish the extent of the damage.

In an official notice, the tax authorities urged businesses that suffered losses to report the damage through the “Dëmi im” service, available on Albania’s e-Albania government portal.

The damage was reported during protests held in the Albanian capital over the past several days, which resulted in damage to commercial premises and various business establishments.

Authorities are continuing their assessment to establish a more comprehensive picture of the financial impact on businesses affected by the unrest.