Accounting and bookkeeping in Bulgaria

Every Bulgarian company needs its books kept locally. The registers it files with run in the national language: the Registry Agency portal and the BULSTAT register are available only in Bulgarian, and documents must be submitted in Bulgarian. A foreign owner who does not read it usually relies on an accountant to translate, file and explain, and to keep monthly records the tax authority can follow.

Look for the entity types a firm handles (EOOD, OOD, sole traders, branches), whether it works in English or Russian, and whether it publishes a monthly price. Ask how invoices reach the accountant, how often you get reports and who signs the annual financial statements.

222 firms list accounting in Bulgaria: 191 accounting firms, 25 corporate services providers and 6 law firms. Bulgarian is offered by 202, English by 116 and Russian by 27. Manufacturing (43 firms) and e-commerce (39) are the industries named most often. Sofia has the largest city page, followed by Varna and Plovdiv, and the Bulgaria guide covers the setup.

Firms offering accounting in Bulgaria

Experta

Accounting firm · Boutique firm

Plovdiv

  • Company formation
  • Accounting and bookkeeping
  • Tax compliance
  • +4 more

Languages: Bulgarian · English

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Frequently asked questions

Can a Bulgarian company use an accountant who works only in English?

Only if that firm files in Bulgarian on your behalf. The registers and authorities work in Bulgarian, so confirm who prepares the filings and how documents are translated.

How often should my accountant report to me?

Monthly is common for active companies, with a summary after each VAT period and a full set of statements after the year end. Agree the schedule and the language in the engagement letter.

General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules, rates and fees change: check them with the official sources linked on this page or with a qualified adviser before you act.