Your business.
In Bulgaria.
Ready for growth.

Bulgaria generally charges 10% corporate income tax on taxable company profits. This is not an overall tax rate: dividends, VAT, payroll charges and potential tax obligations in other countries must be assessed separately.

No. We provide directors and employees in Bulgaria. Nobody has to move to Bulgaria. Before implementation, we assess with qualified advisers whether and where your tax residence changes.

We work with businesses in every industry — from digital business models to trade and manufacturing. The services available locally depend on your business model. Regulated activities require permits and specific requirements to be assessed first.

Yes. Alongside setup, we can support employees, operational management, accounting organisation and marketing. Responsibilities, scope and collaboration are agreed individually.

This depends on your structure, staffing needs and the support you require. After assessing your needs, we provide an individual proposal. We intentionally do not list a flat package price on this page.

We work towards positive development through research, clear processes and data-driven marketing. However, commercial success, specific revenues or particular tax savings cannot be guaranteed.

For most formations it is a limited liability company: as a single-member company (EOOD) or with several shareholders (OOD). Shareholders are generally liable only up to the amount of their contributions. Which form fits the individual case is agreed before the formation.

For an OOD or EOOD, the Bulgarian Commercial Act prescribes a minimum share capital of 2 leva (about 1 euro); other legal forms such as the joint-stock company require higher minimum capital.

The basis is the articles of association, a company address in Bulgaria and notarised documents. The company is then entered in the Bulgarian Commercial Register, followed by tax registration and, where required, registration for a VAT identification number. Opening a company account with a Bulgarian bank completes the setup.

Details on shareholders and directors, the company name and registered office, share capital and business activity. Foreign documents usually have to be certified and translated. We coordinate documents, certifications and translations.

Reliable statements require an individual assessment: the duration depends on documents, certifications, translations and the processes of the Commercial Register and banks. After the needs assessment, you receive a concrete schedule for your project.

The entry in the Bulgarian commercial register is public. On request, we provide a managing director and conclude a written fiduciary agreement (trust deed) in which a fiduciary shareholder represents you as owner: your name does not appear in the publicly accessible register, while the company is managed by a genuine, on-the-ground management team with clear responsibilities and reporting lines. Limits — such as the beneficial-ownership register or anti-money-laundering rules — are clarified with qualified advisers before implementation.

Yes. The fiduciary agreement (trust deed) with the fiduciary shareholder and/or managing director is concluded in writing and, on request, notarially secured. It defines your control rights — such as instruction and reporting rights and the trustee's obligation to follow your directions — and includes retransfer rights: the shares can be transferred back to you or a person you name at any time. The exact terms are agreed individually with qualified advisers before implementation.

Largely, yes: with a written fiduciary agreement (trust deed), a fiduciary shareholder appears in the public commercial register, and your name as owner does not appear there. However, a formation is never fully anonymous: banks and authorities know the beneficial owner — for example through the beneficial-ownership register and anti-money-laundering rules. We clarify these limits transparently with qualified advisers before implementation.