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VAT Calculator
Calculate value-added tax for all Macedonian rates — instantly, no registration required.
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Reverse Charge
When importing services from abroad (Art. 12 VAT Law), the buyer calculates and pays the VAT. The VAT amount is 0 MKD for the seller, but the buyer records it in the VAT return.
VAT Exempt
Certain activities are VAT exempt (Art. 23-36 VAT Law): healthcare, education, financial services, insurance, residential leasing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the standard VAT rate in Macedonia?
The standard VAT rate in North Macedonia is 18%. It applies to most goods and services. The reduced 5% rate applies to basic food, medicine, books and other items listed in Art. 30 of the VAT Law. The 10% rate applies to hospitality services.
When do I need to register for VAT?
If your total turnover in the previous 12 months exceeds 2,000,000 MKD (approximately €32,500), you are required to register as a VAT payer with the Public Revenue Office (UJP). You can also register voluntarily if your turnover is lower.
How is VAT calculated from a gross amount?
To extract VAT from a gross amount at 18%, divide the gross by 1.18, then subtract the net from gross. Example: 11,800 ÷ 1.18 = 10,000 net, VAT = 1,800 MKD.
Do software services pay 5% VAT?
No. Software services and IT consulting are subject to the standard 18% VAT rate. The 5% rate only applies to products and services explicitly listed in the VAT Law (food, medicine, books, etc.).
What is the deadline for filing VAT returns?
The VAT return (Form DDV-04) must be filed by the 25th of the month following the tax period. For monthly filers — every month. For quarterly — every 3 months. Filed electronically via UJP's e-Tax portal.
Automatic VAT calculation
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