Bulgaria Euro Adoption 2026: Key Changes & How to Prepare

Infograph giving a summery about the changes that happen before and after the introduction of the Euro in Bulgaria

Bulgaria euro adoption 2026 is becoming a reality. The Bulgarian government has confirmed its intention to join the eurozone, with a planned currency change to the euro on January 1, 2026.At Aidos Accounting, we’re here to explain how the euro introduction in Bulgaria will affect your business, finances, and daily life—and how you can prepare […]

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Tax Deductible Expenses in Bulgaria: A Complete Guide

Quick Answer: Tax Deductible Expenses in Bulgaria In Bulgaria, business expenses are tax deductible if they are directly related to the company’s economic activity, properly documented, and reasonable in amount. Common deductible expenses include salaries, rent, utilities, professional services, depreciation, and business travel. Certain costs — such as personal expenses, fines, and undocumented cash withdrawals […]

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Tax on representative expenses in Bulgaria

A cartoon-style illustration of a corporate setting where a businessperson presents gifts, such as branded merchandise and professional packages, to clients at a meeting table. A document labeled '10% Tax' is visible on the table. In the background, a corporate networking event with simple office decorations and a buffet table is taking place. The scene is neutral, professional, and business-focused.

Quick Answer In Bulgaria, certain business expenses classified as representative expenses—such as client meals, gifts, and business hospitality—are subject to a 10% representative tax. These expenses remain deductible for corporate income tax purposes, but the 10% tax itself is not deductible. VAT on representative expenses is not recoverable. From 2026 onward, thresholds and examples are […]

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