- Bulgaria will introduce mandatory SAF-T filing starting in 2026
- The requirement stems from amendments in the 2025 State Budget draft law
- SAF-T submissions will be mandatory for large enterprises from January 2026 if their revenues exceeded BGN 300 million in 2023
- By January 2027, the requirement will apply to all businesses meeting the BGN 300 million revenue threshold from 2024
- In 2028, businesses with revenues over BGN 15 million in 2025 will need to comply
- By January 2030, all enterprises under the Accounting Act must submit SAF-T files
- Monthly submissions of accounting entries and payment details are due by the 14th of each month
- Annual submissions are required for inventory and asset data
- A six-month grace period will be provided for the first SAF-T filing
- All submissions must be electronic and signed with a qualified electronic signature
- The National Revenue Agency will provide detailed submission guidelines on its website
Source: regfollower.com
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