Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for North Macedonia (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Corporate profit tax rate and base | Corporate profit (income) tax is levied at a flat 10% on the adjusted accounting profit. North Macedonia historically also taxed certain non-deductible expenses and undistributed profit under a distribution-based mechanism, now narrowed. | |
| Corporate profit tax rate | 10%Law on Profit Tax | |
| Tax base | Accounting profit adjusted for non-deductible expenses and other tax adjustments under the Profit Tax LawLaw on Profit Tax | |
| Tax on non-deductible expenses | Non-deductible / non-business expenses are added to the tax base and effectively taxed at 10%Law on Profit Tax | |
| Simplified small-taxpayer regime | Companies with annual revenue up to a statutory threshold may opt for a turnover-based tax (1% of total revenue) or remain exempt below the lower thresholdLaw on Profit Tax | |
| Withholding tax on dividends (to non-residents) | 10% (reduced/eliminated under applicable double tax treaties)Law on Profit Tax | |
| Withholding tax on interest (to non-residents) | 10% (reduced/eliminated under applicable double tax treaties; government bond interest exempt) |
Corporate profit (income) tax is levied at a flat 10% on the adjusted accounting profit. North Macedonia historically also taxed certain non-deductible expenses and undistributed profit under a distribution-based mechanism, now narrowed.
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| Withholding tax on royalties (to non-residents) | 10% (reduced/eliminated under applicable double tax treaties)Law on Profit Tax |
| Dividends between resident companies | Dividends distributed between resident companies are generally not subject to withholding / profit tax in the hands of the resident recipientLaw on Profit Tax |
| Double tax treaty network | North Macedonia has double taxation treaties with around 49 countries; treaty rates range 0%–15% and require prior tax authority approval to applyApplicable Double Taxation Treaties |
| Annual profit-tax return deadline | By the end of February of the year following the tax yearLaw on Profit Tax |
| Advance payments | Corporate profit tax is paid in monthly advance instalments based on the prior year's liability, with a final settlement on the annual returnLaw on Profit Tax |
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