The Tax Authority has launched the third phase of its e-Invoice project, introducing a web-based testing application for businesses to simulate electronic invoices. This phase enhances testing and familiarization with the e-Invoice process ahead of mandatory implementation. The Tax Authority (Public Revenue Office) has launched the third phase of its e-Invoice project, marking another step toward... Read more

North Macedonia’s Public Revenue Office warned e-Invoice testers to use only the official Efactura wiki and official browser extension, avoiding unofficial Chrome Web Store extensions due to security and signing risks. The Public Revenue Office of North Macedonia has warned companies testing the new e-Invoice system to use only official information and official software sources. Companies involve... Read more

North Macedonia has started the second test phase of its e-Invoice system, focusing on API testing for software providers and companies using their own invoicing software. The phase expands available functions and VAT testing indicators, helping businesses prepare before mandatory implementation begins. North Macedonia’s Tax Authority (Public Revenue Office) has started the second test phase... Read more

North Macedonia has extended the temporary 10% reduced VAT rate on certain fuel products until April 20, 2026, requiring businesses to continue applying and reflecting the rate correctly in pricing and invoicing. North Macedonia’s Tax Authority has prolonged the temporary reduced VAT rate of 10% on certain fuel products. The measure, originally set to expire on April 6, will now remain in fo... Read more

The Public Revenue Office has confirmed that its e-Invoice system is in the testing phase and urged businesses to prepare for implementation, while warning against relying on unofficial third-party guidance. The Public Revenue Office has announced ongoing progress on its “e-Invoice” project, confirming that the system is currently in the testing phase, including API integrations with b... Read more

North Macedonia temporarily reduced VAT on fuel from 18% to 10% from March 23 for two weeks to mitigate the impact of rising global oil prices. The measure is expected to stabilize petrol prices and slightly limit diesel increases, serving as a short-term relief rather than a permanent tax change. North Macedonia has reduced VAT on fuel (petrol and diesel) from 18% to 10%. The measure came into e... Read more