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North Macedonia

A ten per cent tax, NATO membership, and zones with ten-year tax holidays

North Macedonia is a small market — under two million people — and its value lies in manufacturing rather than consumption. Both profit tax and personal income tax are 10 %, labour costs are among the lowest in Europe, and the technological-industrial development zones (TIDZ) carry ten-year tax holidays, duty exemption on inputs and free utility connections. That is precisely why part of the automotive supply chain moved production there. The country is an EU candidate, holds a Stabilisation and Association Agreement, and is a member of CEFTA and of NATO. As across the region: duty-free treatment is a preference conditional on proven origin, not a customs union.

automotiveelectrical equipmenttextiles
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