North Macedonia e-Invoicing News and Updates
Every North Macedonia e-invoicing change recorded here: 5 updates, newest first, each cited to its official source. Last change logged 15 July 2026.
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July 2026
North Macedonia
Technical Update
UJP confirms e-Faktura will cover foreign trade transactions
At a working meeting with the freight forwarders and logistics operators group MIFA, the Public Revenue Office (UJP) stated that e-Faktura will cover all transactions, in domestic as well as in foreign trade, and discussed how electronic invoicing will apply to import and export transactions and fit with existing customs processes.
June 2026
North Macedonia
Timeline Update
UJP opens third e-Faktura test phase with a web application
The Public Revenue Office (UJP) started the third phase of the e-Faktura project, moving testing to a web application that any company can use to create, send, accept, reject and cancel documents, with 12 tax indicators available on the general invoice. Around 200 selected companies run structured testing with assigned tax agents. Participation remains voluntary and no adopted law or exact mandatory start date has been published.
May 2026
North Macedonia
Timeline Update
North Macedonia e-Faktura enters second testing phase
The Public Revenue Office (UJP) opened a second voluntary test phase, widening testing to API services for downloading, accepting, rejecting and cancelling e-invoices and to the tax indicators that determine the tax treatment of a supply. In the first phase 390 companies registered and authorised 781 users, of which 89 integrated successfully over an API connection. The e-invoicing law was still a draft and no exact mandatory start date was confirmed; UJP continued to expect mandatory application in the third quarter of 2026.
January 2026
North Macedonia
New Mandate
e-Faktura Publicly Launched at Press Conference
The e-Faktura pilot phase began on 1 January 2026 and the system was presented publicly by the Minister of Finance and the Director of the Public Revenue Office (UJP) on 5 January 2026, described as a step in the fight against the grey economy and a reform of public finances that replaces processes based on paper and physical documents. UJP expects mandatory application in the third quarter of 2026; no exact date and no adopted law have been published.
June 2025
North Macedonia
New Mandate
UJP Promotes e-Faktura; Pilot and Mandatory Dates Announced
UJP Director Elena Petrova presented the e-Faktura project to Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski and Minister of Finance Gordana Dimitrieska-Kochoska. UJP announced that the project will start with a pilot phase on 1 January 2026, with mandatory application expected in the third quarter of 2026. e-Faktura is a centralised state platform that registers every invoice in real time; businesses connect via free applications or API.
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