- From early February, large enterprises registered with the National Revenue Agency’s “Large Taxpayers and Insurers” Directorate must submit a Standard Audit File for Tax (SAF-T).
- Enterprises qualify if their 2023 net sales exceed 300 million BGN or their 2023 tax and social security payments (minus refunds) exceed 3.5 million BGN.
- Foreign entities with only a VAT ID or those registered under special laws are exempt.
- The first reporting period is January 2026, with the submission deadline on March 2, 2026.
- SAF-T is an OECD-developed international standard for electronic tax accounting data exchange in XML format.
Source: facebook.com
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