- Bulgaria will require mandatory SAF-T digital tax reporting starting January 2026, with phased implementation through 2030.
- Businesses must submit structured SAF-T XML files to the National Revenue Agency (NRA) on monthly, annual, and on-demand bases, covering data like GL entries, invoices, payments, assets, and inventory.
- The guide details technical requirements, including XML structure, local schema, file validation, and API-based submissions with electronic signatures.
- There are specific rules for corrections, resubmissions, and penalties for non-compliance, emphasizing the need for robust monitoring and automation.
- Early preparation is advised to align ERP systems, automate processes, and ensure audit readiness for Bulgaria’s digital tax transformation.
Source: rtcsuite.com
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