Minister of Finance Gordana Dimitarieka-Kochoska announced the passage of amendments to the Royal Tariff Law. The announcement, made on June 29, 2026, detailed legislative changes impacting the taxation of 70 categories of raw and media materials. According to the Minister, these revisions are designed to further align the country’s royal tax structure with existing regulations within the European Union.
This adjustment aligns with the strategic framework outlined in the 2024–2028 Program of the Executive Board, reflecting ongoing commitments to enhancing the overall competitiveness of the Macedonian economy. The core objective of the amendments, as presented by Kochoska, is economic harmonization. The anticipated reduction in royal taxes is projected to influence corporate profitability, particularly within the processing industry.
While this reduction may lead to a decrease in company profits, the Ministry anticipates that the policy shift will concurrently establish improved and more favorable conditions for domestic production and manufacturing sectors. The changes specifically address the taxation of various raw materials and related media goods, aiming to create a more stable and competitive operational environment for businesses utilizing these resources.
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