North Macedonia has extended the exemption from advance tax to June and July 2020 for taxpayers in the fields of catering, tourism, and transport in response to Covid-19 pandemic. Primarily, the exemption was provided in respect of advance payments for March, April, and May 2020.
The exemption for individuals on income from self-employed activity is also extended to June and July 2020 as well.
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