The following duties, taxes and other charges need to be paid at Macedonian customs to clear the product through Customs. A. Duty Duties depend on which good is exported. 482-2645 can provide the duty rate if the exporter supplies the Harmonized code for the good. The duty is assessed on the CIF, or cost, insurance and freight of they good. Generally customs duties apply to almost all products imported to Macedonia.
Tariffs range from zero to fifteen percent.
The VAT is assessed on the CIF plus the amount paid on duties. These include goods such as alcohol, cars, coffee, tobacco, cosmetics, and some agricultural and food products. Cars older than 3 years may not be imported. Import Documentation Service providers are not subject to the customs regulations, but foreign trade transactions are subject to a documentation fee of one percent. A general form, sold by commercial printers, signed by a responsible of the importing firm and legalized by a Macedonian official and certificated by a recognized chamber of commerce is required.