Terms and figures
What the numbers in a Macedonian financial statement mean, and what a company's identifiers are. Each entry also says where we read the figure from.
Financial figures
Operating revenue
What a company earned from its ordinary business during the accounting period, before any costs are taken off.
Profit after tax
What is left after every cost and after income tax — the company's net profit or loss.
Total assets
Everything the company owns — buildings, machinery, stock, receivables and cash.
Equity
The share of assets belonging to the owners — assets less liabilities.
Liabilities
Everything the company owes — suppliers, banks, employees and the state.
Current assets
Assets that turn into cash within the year — stock, receivables, cash at bank.
Cash
Cash in hand and at the bank on the balance sheet date.
Value added
How much value the company created beyond what it bought in from others.
Operating result
Profit or loss from ordinary trading, before financing and tax.
Profit before tax
Profit or loss after everything except income tax.
Income tax
The tax the company reported for the accounting period.
Sales of goods
Revenue from goods the company bought in and resold without substantial change.
Sales of own products and services
Revenue from what the company made or provided itself.
Calculated ratios
Company identifiers
ЕМБС (company ID)
The seven-digit registration number — a North Macedonian company's unique reference.
ЕДБ (tax number)
The thirteen-digit tax number. Every taxable entity has one — it is not a VAT number.
ДДВ (VAT number)
Value added tax: the number is MK followed by the ЕДБ. Only a VAT-registered company has one.