Accounting that keeps your business under control
Bookkeeping, VAT, payroll and annual accounts for small and medium-sized companies in Bulgaria — in English or Bulgarian. Know what is happening with your money, what you owe and when.
The new numbers every Bulgarian company needs to know
The euro, a new VAT threshold and a higher social security cap. The essentials in one place.
Books, invoices and returns are now in euro. Share capital must be converted in the Commercial Register by 31 December 2026.
Euro checklist VAT€51,130Mandatory registration threshold per calendar year. You have 7 days to apply after crossing it.
Check your turnover Payroll€620.20Monthly minimum wage. The maximum insurable income rose to €2,300 from 1 August 2026.
Gross ↔ net calculator Tax10% · 5%Corporate income tax stays at 10% and dividend tax at 5%.
Bulgarian taxes at a glanceEverything accounting — in one place
Most clients start with monthly bookkeeping and add the rest as the business needs it.
Bookkeeping
Monthly accounting for companies and freelancers
Learn moreVAT registration & returns
€51,130 threshold, VAT returns, VIES, refunds
Learn morePayroll
Payslips, contributions, contracts, filings
Learn moreCompany registration
Set up an EOOD or OOD — with accounting from day one
Learn moreAnnual accounts & tax returns
Corporate tax return and financial statements
Learn moreE-commerce accounting
NRA registration, COD, couriers, OSS
Learn moreSwitching accountants
A clean handover, nothing lost
Learn moreForeign-owned companies
An English-speaking accountant in Bulgaria
Learn moreWe know the problems your type of business faces
Bulgarian rules, explained in English
We work with foreign founders and foreign-owned companies in English — from registration to the annual accounts.
Typical problems
- Documents and deadlines in an unfamiliar language
- Unclear Bulgarian tax rules
- Hard to find an accountant who speaks English
How we help
- Communication and reports in English
- Company registration step by step
- VAT, dividends and annual accounts without surprises
The right start saves years of corrections
Your first decisions — legal form, VAT, how you invoice — shape your tax position for years.
Typical problems
- Not sure whether an EOOD or sole trader is better
- Unclear when VAT registration is needed
- First invoices and contracts done by guesswork
How we help
- Legal forms compared with real numbers for your case
- Company registration and accounting from month one
- A simple process: what to keep, what to send, and when
Peace of mind every month, not just in June
When documents and deadlines are in order, tax is predictable and decisions are made with numbers.
Typical problems
- Documents collected at the last minute
- Tax surprises at year end
- No clear view of real profit
How we help
- A fixed document date and reminders
- Monthly summary: income, costs, profit, expected tax
- Planning dividends and advance tax
Platform, courier and bank — telling the same story
In e-commerce money passes through many hands. We reconcile it every month.
Typical problems
- Cash-on-delivery and courier reports don't match
- Returns distort turnover and VAT
- EU sales without a clear VAT treatment
How we help
- Platform ↔ courier ↔ bank reconciliation
- Properly documented returns
- Monitoring the VAT and OSS thresholds
Payroll without errors, staff without headaches
Labour costs are Bulgarian businesses' biggest challenge. Accurate payroll keeps them under control.
Typical problems
- Rising labour costs squeeze the budget
- Mistakes in contracts, leave and sick leave
- Worry about an NSSI or labour inspection
How we help
- Accurate payroll and filings by the 25th
- Contracts, amendments and files in order
- Full cost calculated before you hire
Work it out yourself — in seconds
The three tools business owners use most, updated with 2026 rates.
Four steps to organised accounts
A short conversation
Online or at our office: activity, document volume, VAT and staff.
A clear quote
A fixed monthly fee with a written scope — you know what you pay for.
A calm handover
We collect the records from your previous accountant and check the balances.
Monthly rhythm
Documents by an agreed date, returns on time, a short report every month.
What business owners say
Since we started working with Danini Correct, the numbers no longer stress us. Everything is clear and on time.
Documents arrive at the last minute and they still find a way to get everything right. I recommend them to everyone.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you work in English?
Yes. We communicate, report and explain Bulgarian rules in English, and many of our materials are available in both languages.
How much do your services cost?
We don't publish a price list because the fee depends on document volume, VAT registration, the number of employees and the type of business. After a short call we send a quote with a fixed monthly fee and a clear scope. Request a quote.
Do you work with companies outside Plovdiv?
Yes. Our office is in Plovdiv, but we serve companies across Bulgaria — documents are exchanged electronically and meetings can be online.
Can you help me open a company in Bulgaria?
Yes — from choosing between an EOOD, OOD or sole trader to filing with the Commercial Register and setting up your accounting. See company registration.
Do you help with the euro changeover?
Yes — from converting share capital in the Commercial Register (deadline 31 December 2026) to the first year-end close fully in euro. See our euro checklist.
How do I get started?
Fill in the quote form or email office@daninicorrect.com. We'll reply with concrete next steps and what to prepare.
Practical articles for business owners
The euro and your Bulgarian company: what must be done by 31 December 2026
Checklist for companies after Bulgaria adopted the euro: share capital conversion by 31 December 2026 with no fee, accounting, contracts, invoices, payroll, prices and the first year-end in euro.
VAT in Bulgaria in 2026: the €51,130 threshold, 7-day registration and the monthly routine
Bulgaria's new VAT rules from 2026: a €51,130 calendar-year threshold, 7 days to register, what counts as turnover, voluntary registration and a monthly process that avoids mistakes.
Payroll in Bulgaria in 2026: minimum wage €620.20, social security and deadlines for employers
Bulgarian payroll 2026: minimum wage €620.20, maximum insurable income €2,300 from 1 August, employee 13.78% and employer 18.92–19.62% contributions, a gross-to-net example and deadlines.
Let's get your accounts in order
Tell us about your business. We'll reply with concrete next steps and what to prepare.