As the deadline until which resident companies in North Macedonia can distribute dividends based on their 2020 financial result (September 30, 2021) is approaching...

Macedonian start-up ecosystem is in a state of constant evolution, driven by legal reforms fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. With the introduction of the simplified limited liability company...

North Macedonia's e-invoicing reform has officially entered its pilot phase.

In Macedonia, on 4 February 2011 the amendments to the Law of Investment Funds entered into force while the amendments to the Law on Foreign Exchange Operations are applicable since the 1 April 2011.

North Macedonia has adopted a new Law on Games of Chance and Entertainment Games, introducing a comprehensive regulatory framework that modernizes licensing requirements, strengthens corporate governance standards, and enhances consumer protection measures. The legislation implements stricter advertising restrictions, enhanced anti-money laundering compliance, and expanded supervisory powers while introducing technological monitoring systems and higher capital requirements for gaming operators.

North Macedonia has enacted a new Law on Financial Leasing that fundamentally reshapes the regulatory landscape for leasing providers and customers. The legislation introduces stricter capital requirements, enhanced governance standards, and comprehensive consumer protections, while establishing clearer contractual obligations and supervisory mechanisms designed to align the sector with European standards.

The Commission for Protection of Competition (the "Commission") was established in 2005 as an independent. administrative body.