- Bulgaria is set to adopt the accounting Standard Audit File for Tax (SAF-T) in phases, starting in 2025
- Implementation will be conducted over five years, starting with large taxpayers
- Businesses will need to submit monthly reports detailing information from the general ledger, purchases, sales, and payments
- Implementation phases include pilot testing, mandatory reporting for large taxpayers, inclusion of medium-sized businesses, expansion to small businesses, and inclusion of micro-enterprises
- A grace period of 6 months is granted to taxpayers for compliance in each phase
- SAF-T is a standardized data format developed by the OECD to streamline tax information exchange between businesses and tax authorities.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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