Mandatory Electronic Invoicing in Bulgaria
Learn how to get your company ready to exchange documents in accordance with Bulgaria requirements with the support of Comarch
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Learn how to get your company ready to exchange documents in accordance with Bulgaria requirements with the support of Comarch
In Bulgaria, electronic invoices must be accepted by government authorities in compliance with Directive 2014/55/EU. However, there is no comprehensive B2G mandate, as suppliers are not generally obliged to issue electronic invoices, with exceptions applying to certain taxable persons.
Regarding B2B transactions, the Bulgarian VAT Act allows the use of electronic invoicing in accordance with EU Directive 2010/45/EU. Nevertheless, there is no mandatory e-invoicing requirement in this area.
Currently, the post-audit model remains the predominant invoicing approach in Bulgaria. The issuance of an electronic invoice is contingent upon mutual agreement between trading parties, with acceptance being either explicit or tacit. Additionally, taxpayers are required to ensure the integrity and authenticity of electronic invoices.
Bulgaria is preparing to introduce mandatory e-invoicing. The Bulgarian National Revenue Agency (NRA) has announced the commencement of a public consultation period for this initiative. At this stage, further details on the implementation process have not been disclosed.
Taxpayers in Bulgaria will be required to submit sales invoices to the National Revenue Agency for near real-time validation and approval. The NRA has initiated public consultations and discussions with various stakeholders regarding the implementation of electronic invoicing in the country.
Comarch has an operational solution in Bulgaria and sends e-invoices to the public administration in the required format. Bulgaria intends to make e-invoicing mandatory, and Comarch is continuously monitoring this development to ensure full e-invoicing readiness. Comarch also supports the exchange of documents via EDI.
We have 20+ years of experience in carrying out various EDI, e-invoicing, and other document exchange projects around the world. In those years, we have successfully connected more than 130,000 entities from over 60 countries.
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