- Mandatory SAF-T Reporting: Bulgaria plans to implement mandatory SAF-T reporting starting January 2026, beginning with large enterprises and gradually extending to medium and small enterprises, with micro-enterprises included by January 2030.
- Filing Requirements: Taxpayers will be required to submit SAF-T files monthly by the 14th of the month following the reporting period, while information on fixed assets must be submitted annually.
- Grace Period for Compliance: A six-month grace period will be provided for the first SAF-T submission, during which taxpayers will not face penalties for non-compliance.
Source: meridianglobalservices.com
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