The list of permitted activities is published on E-Albania.

Historic post, April 19, 2020. This post is a news item or announcement from 2020 and may no longer reflect the rules in effect. For current information, see our tax resources page.
The list of permitted activities has been published on the E-Albania portal. The full list can be found at the following link:
https://e-albania.al/PopupBizneset/Lista_e_aktiviteteve_te_hapura.pdf According to the list, agricultural activities and the wholesale trade of almost all products are permitted. Remaining closed are: hair and other beauty treatments, body care services, gyms, educational services, flower, watch and jewelry retail, road passenger transport, taxis, retail trade of clothing, footwear, used goods, rugs, sporting goods, furniture, toys, telecommunications equipment in specialized stores, and audio and video equipment. Maritime and air passenger transport are also prohibited. Drinking establishment activities (bars, cafes, and pubs) remain closed and may be the last to reopen. Alongside this order, a guide from the Public Health Institute has also been published. (ISHP) that recommends appropriate practices to employers for limiting the spread of COVID-19, thereby reducing the transmission of the infection among employees, to maintain business continuity and create a healthy work environment. https://e-albania.al/PopupBizneset/Protokollet_qe_duhet_te_zbatojne_bizneset_e_hapura.pdf Source: Monitor.

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Andi Haxhillari is an economist and the founder of AlProfit Consult, an accounting, tax advisory, and financial management firm in Tirana, established in 2015. He holds the professional title of Certified Accountant, certificate no. 359, issued by the Certification Authority of the Ministry of Finance on July 4, 2012. He graduated with a Master's degree in Accounting and as a General Economist from the Faculty of Economics at the University of Tirana. For more than ten years, he has worked as an external economist for small and medium-sized businesses in Albania.

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