This document addresses the key topics of connecting taxpayers’ fiscal systems with the Public Revenue Office information system, the roles of the GPRS terminal and crypto module, approved fiscal equipment architectures, GPRS/TCP-IP communication protocols, registration and deregistration procedures, packet structure and data limits, encryption and digital signing, error detection mechanisms, communication workflows, and transitional implementation provisions. Read more

This document addresses the key topics of connecting taxpayers’ fiscal systems with the Public Revenue Office information system, the roles of the GPRS terminal and crypto module, approved fiscal equipment architectures, GPRS/TCP-IP communication protocols, registration and deregistration procedures, packet structure and data limits, encryption and digital signing, error detection mechanisms, communication workflows, and transitional implementation provisions. Read more

This document is an official technical instruction/protocol specification issued by the Public Revenue Office of North Macedonia. More precisely, it is a mandatory IT-technical regulatory document that defines the communication and data-exchange protocol between a fiscal device (cash register / fiscal printer) and the crypto module. Read more

This document provides an overview of the legal and technical framework governing the issuance of fiscal receipts in North Macedonia, which applies a mandatory, hardware-based fiscalization system requiring taxpayers to issue fiscal receipts for all cash and cash-equivalent payments using certified fiscal devices Read more

The purpose of this document is to introduce types of fiscal devices that can be used in the Republic of North Macedonia in accordance with the current fiscalization framework. Read more

It is a detailed reference document that aims to define the full set of legal, regulatory, technical, and procedural requirements for operating in a fiscal environment. It covers every compliance obligation necessary for POS systems, retailers, and software developers. Read more