- North Macedonia announced major VAT and e-invoicing reforms at the end of 2025 and start of 2026.
- VAT exemption for low-value imports now applies only to non-commercial parcels between individuals; EUR 22 threshold unchanged.
- New Rulebook on Top-up Tax aligns with OECD standards and details calculation and payment.
- Pilot phase of the e-invoicing system (e-Faktura) launched in January 2026, allowing companies to test digital invoicing with real data but no legal effect.
- Full e-invoicing rollout planned by end of Q2 2026, aiming for greater transparency, efficiency, and alignment with EU/international standards.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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