Capital Gains — Tax on selling shares or property

Capital gains are profits realized from selling shares, stakes, real estate or other property at a price higher than the acquisition cost. Subject to 10% tax.

Definition

Capital gains are profits realized from selling shares, stakes, real estate or other property at a price higher than the acquisition cost. Subject to 10% tax.

Details

For legal entities: capital gains are included in corporate tax (10%). For individuals: personal tax 10% on the difference (sale price − acquisition cost). Exemptions: sale of residence lived in >3 years, sale of securities held >10 years. Filing: in annual tax return.

Example

You sell your 50% stake in DOO: acquisition value 50K EUR, sale price 120K EUR. Capital gain = 70K EUR × 10% = tax 7K EUR (≈430K MKD).

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Questions about Capital Gains Tax

What is Capital Gains Tax?+
Capital gains are profits realized from selling shares, stakes, real estate or other property at a price higher than the acquisition cost. Subject to 10% tax.
How does Capital Gains Tax affect e-Faktura?+
For legal entities: capital gains are included in corporate tax (10%). For individuals: personal tax 10% on the difference (sale price − acquisition cost). Exemptions: sale of residence lived in >3 years, sale of securities held >10 years. Filing: in annual tax return.

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