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Our services include:

  • Registration of company and staff in the Central Register and Agency for employment of Republic of Macedonia
  • Processing the company’s monthly payroll
  • Ensuring monthly payment of salaries, taxes, and social insurance contributions
  • Submitting of the relevant payroll reports
  • Preparation and submitting of annual tax returns
  • Preparation and dispatch of monthly pay slips

Please contact our professional staff and they will be happy to service you with your payroll needs.

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Maja Ivanovska
Maja Ivanovska
CPA - Certified Public Accountant (AE) in Skopje
Tel.: +389 2 2463 140, +389 2 462 063
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