- Fiscalization applies to all taxpayers in North Macedonia who sell goods or services for cash, regardless of VAT registration.
- Taxpayers must use certified fiscal devices, issue fiscal receipts, and install cash registers at all cash-payment locations.
- Obligations include keeping daily financial reports, displaying customer notices, maintaining cash registers, and having a maintenance contract.
- A backup cash register is required if annual turnover exceeds 1,000,000 MKD, except for fuel stations.
- Manual receipts are only allowed in specific emergency situations, but taxi drivers and fuel stations are not permitted to issue them.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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