North Macedonia's PRO warns companies to download e-invoice tools only from official wiki
North Macedonia's Public Revenue Office has warned companies testing the national e-invoice system to use only the official wiki for downloads and technical support, after unofficial Chrome extensions for electronic signing appeared online.
North Macedonia’s Public Revenue Office (PRO) has warned companies preparing for the e-invoice mandate to download all tools and instructions exclusively from the official wiki. The warning follows the discovery of unofficial Chrome extensions for electronic signing that were not developed by the official project team.
North Macedonia’s Public Revenue Office (PRO) has issued a security warning to companies currently testing the national e-invoice system. The PRO is directing all taxpayers to rely solely on the official e-invoice wiki for downloads, instructions, and technical support during the onboarding phase.
The warning was prompted by the appearance of unofficial Chrome extensions for electronic signing. These extensions were not developed by the official project developer, raising concerns about security, data integrity, and unreliable functionality.
Why the warning matters
Unvetted third-party tools pose several risks to companies preparing for the mandate:
- Malicious or faulty software could compromise the e-invoicing process
- Unvetted browser add-ons may introduce security vulnerabilities
- Failed submissions or rejected documents could result from incompatible tools
- Companies working from different sources of truth may face compliance issues
The PRO is steering taxpayers away from third-party tools to protect against these risks and ensure everyone works from a single, authoritative source.
What companies should do
Companies preparing for the mandate are advised to verify every component against the official wiki before deployment. This step minimises the risk of failed submissions, rejected documents, or security vulnerabilities introduced through unvetted browser add-ons.