Merot Finance · Annual statements

Year-end without a frantic February

If the twelve months were closed by the checklist, the annual account is an output, not a project: balance sheet, income statement, cash flow and changes in equity fill from the ledger, the system checks for anomalies, and the Central Registry XML and the tax-office DB return come from the same screen, per client.

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What you get

Four forms, two filings, one source.

#FeatureScope
01Balance sheet and income statementAssets, liabilities and equity; revenue, expenses and profit, compared with the previous year, filled from the ledger.
02Cash flow and changes in equityOperating, investing and financing activities; contributions, dividends, retained earnings.
03Central Registry XMLA machine format for electronic filing, no retyping; PDF for the archive.
04DB return for the tax office10% profit tax with disallowed expenses and monthly advances; the annual correction of the VAT coefficient.
05Pre-filing checkUnusual transactions, unbalanced partners, unlinked statements; a recommendation to correct before finalising.
06The firm's boardWhich client is at which step, which deadline applies and what is missing, for every client in one place.
How it works

From a closed December to a filed account.

01Closed monthsAll 12 periods closed by the checklist; open items resolved.
02CheckThe system scans for anomalies and suggests corrections before finalising.
03FormsBalance sheet, income statement, cash flow, changes in equity and XML, with one click.
04FilingXML to the Central Registry, DB to the tax office, PDF for the archive; status per client on the board.
Key facts

Annual statements: in one table.

FormsBalance sheet, income statement, cash flow, changes in equity; XML for the Central Registry; DB return for the tax office
DeadlinesCentral Registry: end of February (paper), 15 March (electronic); DB return to the tax office by the same date
Profit tax10% on taxable profit; monthly advances by the 15th
StandardsMacedonian accounting standards; IFRS for large entities on request
PriceIncluded from the Bureau plan (MKD 11,900 + 90 per client)

Updated: 2026-09-14

Macedonian rules

Deadlines and obligations for the year.

Annual accountPrepared within two months of year-end and filed with the Central Registry: on paper by the end of February, electronically by 15 March.Source ↗
DB returnThe annual profit-tax return to the tax office, with monthly advances of 1/12 during the year.
Statutory auditRequired by legal form and size; audited statements are filed by 30 June.
Corrective accountIf an error is found after filing, a corrective account is filed; the system generates a corrective XML with the differences.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

When is the annual account due?

To the Central Registry on paper by the end of February, electronically by 15 March; the DB profit-tax return to the tax office by the same date. The firm's board shows the deadline that applies to each client.

What if an error is found after closing?

A corrective annual account is filed; the system generates a corrective XML with the difference, and the original and the audit trail remain.

Is IFRS supported?

Macedonian accounting standards are the default; for large IFRS entities, chart-of-accounts mappings are added on request.

Is profit tax calculated?

Yes, 10% on taxable profit; the system recognises disallowed expenses and includes them in the DB return, along with advances paid.

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