North Macedonia Public Revenue Administration reports record income data

The Public Revenue Administration (UJP) of North Macedonia has released annual income data for 2025, revealing significant wealth distribution across various demographics. Notably, a four-year-old child became the country’s youngest millionaire, earning 3.1 million denars (approximately 50,000 euros) from dividends. In contrast, the oldest millionaire recorded was a 97-year-old citizen who earned 1.089 million denars, consisting of a pension and dividends.

The highest reported annual income in the country reached 257.5 million denars (approximately 4.19 million euros), earned by a resident of Gevgelija through salary, dividends, and other company-related income. This was closely followed by a resident of Ohrid with 254.4 million denars.

Other significant figures include a record gross annual salary of 139.1 million denars (approximately 2.26 million euros) in the stone and coal mining sector, and a maximum dividend payment of 252.6 million denars. Total reported gross income for the year reached 612.9 billion denars, with personal income tax calculated at 39.8 billion denars. The number of annual tax returns rose by 10.6 percent compared to the previous year.