- North Macedonia’s Public Revenue Office and Ministry of Finance introduced the e-Faktura reform
- The reform aims to modernize tax administration and promote digital fiscalization
- It replaces paper processes with electronic invoices to improve VAT reporting and reduce tax evasion
- Benefits include easing administrative burdens and enhancing financial control for businesses
- Features include standardized electronic invoices, digital signatures, and a unified platform
- Automation tools and API connectivity are part of the reform
- Implementation roadmap includes defining standards and developing an IT platform by 2025
- Pilot phase starts January 1, 2026, with mandatory adoption by Q3 2026
- Stakeholder engagement involves consultations and a public survey
- Regular updates and technical documentation will be available on the PRO’s website
Source: snitechnology.net
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