- Bulgaria is working on the SAF-T project, an international standard for electronic data exchange between taxpayers and tax authorities
- A working version of the Bulgarian SAF-T is available on the National Revenue Agency website
- The purpose is to implement the standard for submission of accounting data in a unified format
- SAF-T will be introduced in phases, starting with large taxpayers
- Mandatory filing for large enterprises is expected to begin 12 months after adoption
- Mandatory filing for all large taxpayers is expected to begin 24 months after adoption
- Phases for implementation include pilot testing, mandatory filing for large enterprises, and eventually for all taxpayers
- Reporting frequency will vary depending on the type of data being reported
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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