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North Macedonia e-Invoicing

Updated 1 January 2025

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B2B
planned
e-Faktura electronic invoicing is being prepared by the Public Revenue Office (UJP) under the Ministry of Finance as a central pillar of public finance reform, with phased rollout planned. Implementation timelines and final technical specifications will be published in the Official Gazette (Sluzben Vesnik ) and adopted by the Assembly of North Macedonia .
B2C
planned
B2C transactions to be brought into scope of the future e-Faktura system in line with broader fiscalisation reform. Detailed B2C requirements not yet published.
B2G
planned
B2G to be included in the planned e-Faktura framework administered by the Public Revenue Office under the Ministry of Finance, with implementation aligned to the broader public finance reform agenda.

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Standards:

Not yet specified — expected to align with EN 16931 and EU VAT in the Digital Age

Supported Formats:

Not yet specified

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Government Confirms e-Faktura as Reform Pillar
1 January 2025
Legislative
Minister of Finance Dimitrieska-Kocoska described the e-Faktura system as a serious step in fighting the grey economy and reforming public finances , with phased implementation prepared by the Public Revenue Office under the Ministry of Finance.

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Frequently asked questions about e-Invoicing in North Macedonia

Primary sources for North Macedonia

ujp.gov.mk, finance.gov.mk.

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