Accounting & Bookkeeping Services in Sofia

What monthly bookkeeping in Bulgaria actually involves

Every registered company in Bulgaria maintains double-entry books in Bulgarian, denominated in euro since the January 2026 changeover. Purchase and sales journals are filed monthly if you are VAT-registered, payroll declarations are due monthly whether or not you paid anyone, and the annual accounts must be published in the Commercial Register for the public to see.

Most foreign owners discover this the hard way — usually when a penalty notice arrives in Bulgarian. The work itself is routine; the risk is entirely in the deadlines and in the formatting the National Revenue Agency will accept.

How we work

You upload invoices, bank statements and contracts to a shared folder — whatever format suits you, including photos of receipts. We process them, reconcile your bank, post everything to the ledger and file what is due.

Each month you receive a short summary: revenue, expenses, VAT position, corporate tax accrued to date, and anything that needs your attention. No 40-page export you will never open.

When the tax office writes to you, we answer. That correspondence is in Bulgarian and it is on a clock, so having someone local read it the day it arrives matters more than most owners expect.

Built for foreign-owned companies

We work almost entirely with owners who are not in Bulgaria full-time: IT consultants, e-commerce sellers, holding structures and small service companies. That shapes how we operate — asynchronous by default, documents by email or cloud folder, calls in English, and no assumption that you know what a "ГДД" is.