Public Revenue Office

Before you start a cooperation, check whether the company has active or historical debts to the Public Revenue Office.

Before you sign — check whether the company owes the Public Revenue Office.

Debts to the Public Revenue Office are one of the most important signals of a company’s financial discipline and stability. Before you start a cooperation, approve a deferred payment, or take on business risk, you need to know whether the company has unpaid obligations to the state and on what basis.

The “Public Revenue Office” module gives an active view of the tax debts of companies in North Macedonia, with detailed information on the type of obligations, the amount of the debt, and a historical overview of changes across the last 10 years.

Analyse the company through:

• active debts to the Public Revenue Office
• debt history for 10 years
• VAT-based debt
• debt for wages and contributions
• personal income tax debt
• excise-based debt
• customs obligations debt
• detailed structure of the tax debt
• amount and period of the debt
• tracking changes over time
• the company’s financial discipline
• risk and stability assessment

Detailed insight into tax obligations

The “Public Revenue Office” module shows precisely whether the company has an active debt to the Public Revenue Office and on what basis the debt arose.

Users get information on obligations related to VAT, wages and contributions, personal income tax, excise, customs, and other public duties, with a clear display of the amount and structure of the debt.

History of tax discipline

Beyond the current state, the module gives a historical overview of tax debts across the last 10 years. Users can analyse when the company owed, how large the debt was, and whether the debt was a short-term problem or a continuing risk.

The history of tax obligations is an important indicator of a company’s financial discipline, liquidity, and stability, especially when assessing long-term reliability and business risk.

An important business risk indicator

Unpaid obligations to the Public Revenue Office are often among the first signals of problems with a company’s liquidity and financial operations. That is why the module is a key tool for companies that want to identify potential risks in time and make more confident business decisions.

The information is especially important when choosing business partners, selling on deferred payment, credit analysis, and assessing financial stability.

Who is the module for?

The module is intended for companies, banks, financial institutions, sales teams, investors, auditors, and B2B companies that want a fast assessment of the financial discipline and risk of business entities.

It is particularly useful for:

• checking clients and suppliers
• financial risk analysis
• sales on deferred payment
• credit and investment decisions
• tracking financial stability

Tax discipline reveals more than you think

In business, timely servicing of obligations to the state is a strong indicator of financial stability and liquidity. That is why insight into Public Revenue Office debts is an important part of assessing any company.

Before you decide — check whether the company owes.