North Macedonia

On 16 September 2026, the Public Revenue Office (PRO) reported that its Director General, Ms. Elena Petrova, alongside assistant directors, participated in an international academic conference titled “Tax Policy, Inequality, and the Informal Economy” held in Ohrid from 11 to 13 September 2026. The conference gathered policymakers, academics, and tax administration leaders to discuss the

On 14 September 2026, Finance Minister Gordana Dimitrieska-Kochoska presented a comprehensive reform roadmap for the Customs Administration during a dedicated press conference, framing the initiative as a cornerstone of North Macedonia’s EU integration agenda. The “Modern, Efficient and Safe Customs” program draws on the World Customs Organization’s Revised Kyoto Convention and the EU’s Customs Code

On 4 September 2026, the Public Revenue Office of North Macedonia (UJP) published a public announcement detailing the proper procedures for delivering notifications upon request for initiating misdemeanor proceedings against legal entities and responsible individuals. This procedural guidance aims to ensure that all parties receive formal notifications in accordance with the Law on Misdemeanors and

On 4 September 2026, the Public Revenue Office continued its nationwide “Fair Tourism Starts with Reported Income” campaign with a working meeting in Struga, engaging stakeholders from the tourism sector. The initiative, launched to combat the shadow economy and improve voluntary tax compliance, focuses on educating hospitality businesses about their obligation to report all income,

On 31 August 2026, the Public Revenue Office issued e-Auction Notice No. 08/2026 announcing the public sale of movable and immovable assets seized in tax enforcement proceedings. The auction, conducted electronically via the e-Auctions platform, includes vehicles, equipment, and real estate properties confiscated from tax debtors who failed to settle their liabilities. This measure is

On 27 August 2026, the Public Revenue Office informed taxpayers and accounting professionals about identified technical obstacles in the MPIH (Monthly Payroll Calculation) system that are hindering the submission and processing of payroll tax calculations. The MPIH system is critical for employers to report and remit personal income tax and social contributions on salaries. The

On 26 August 2026, the Public Revenue Office published a public announcement specifying the proper delivery procedures for decisions on committed misdemeanors addressed to legal entities and responsible persons within those entities. This follows the conclusion of misdemeanor proceedings initiated for tax violations such as failure to file returns, underreporting of income, or non-payment of

On 26 August 2026, the Public Revenue Office (UJP) expanded its “Fair Tourism Starts with Declared Income” campaign to Dojran, another prominent tourist destination in North Macedonia. This event follows the same format as the Struga meeting, combining informational sessions with direct dialogue between tax officials and tourism operators. The UJP reiterated that the campaign

On 21 August 2026, the Public Revenue Office (UJP) announced that the technical issues affecting the Contact Center telephone lines had been fully resolved and the lines were again operational. The outage, which began earlier the same day, had prevented taxpayers and tax professionals from reaching the administration for assistance with filing, payments, and general

On 21 August 2026, the Public Revenue Office (UJP) issued an urgent notice informing taxpayers that the Contact Center telephone lines were temporarily unavailable due to technical difficulties. The outage occurred earlier in the day and prevented callers from reaching the administration for support on tax filing, payment inquiries, and procedural guidance. The UJP advised