An English-speaking accountant in Bulgaria for foreign-owned companies
We work with foreign founders and foreign-owned companies in English — from registration to the annual accounts. You get clear reports; we take care of the Bulgarian deadlines.
2026 figures and deadlines
What's included
Company registration
EOOD or OOD for a foreign owner — documents, registered office, bank account.
Monthly bookkeeping
Reports and communication in English, documents handled digitally.
VAT and EU transactions
Registration, VIES, services to clients inside and outside the EU.
Payroll
Employment contracts, contributions and returns for local staff.
Annual accounts and dividends
Tax return, financial statements and profit distribution with the correct withholding tax.
Coordination
We work alongside your tax adviser in your home country.
How it works
A first conversation in English
Activity, ownership, clients.
Structure
EOOD, VAT, bank — what you need.
Start
Registration, or takeover of an existing company.
Monthly rhythm
Reports in English, deadlines handled.
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreigner own a company in Bulgaria?
Yes. EU and non-EU citizens can register an EOOD (single-member limited company) or OOD. You need a registered office address in Bulgaria, a manager and a bank account for the capital. Documents can often be signed remotely with a qualified e-signature or through a notarised power of attorney — for non-EU documents an apostille may be required.
Does owning a Bulgarian company make me tax resident in Bulgaria?
Not by itself. Personal tax residence depends on where you live and where your centre of vital interests is — spending more than 183 days in Bulgaria in a 12-month period is one of the tests. We coordinate with your adviser at home to avoid double taxation.
Do you communicate in English?
Yes — emails, calls, monthly reports and explanations of Bulgarian rules are all in English.
What does it cost to run an EOOD?
Ongoing costs are mainly monthly bookkeeping, the annual tax return and financial statements, and any payroll. Our fee depends on your activity and volume — request a quote.
Is 10% really the corporate tax rate?
Yes. Bulgaria has a 10% flat corporate income tax and 5% withholding tax on dividends paid to individuals, one of the lowest combinations in the EU. VAT is 20% once you are registered.
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