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Congratulations, you have chosen a very perspective country to invest in; one with a stable economy in the last few years, an easy procedure for company registration and a transparent tax system with a short list of taxes and social security obligations.

The real estate regime in Bulgaria is governed by the Law on Ownership, the Law on State Ownership and the Regulation on the implementation thereof, the Law on Municipal Ownership and the Regulation on the implementation thereof, the Law on Ownership and Use of Agricultural Land and the Regulation on the implementation thereof as well as by the Law on Cadastre and Real Estate Registry and the Ordinance on Entries.

As of July 2017, there has been a pre-insolvency restructuring regime[1] for corporate entities in Bulgaria who are in a state of "likelihood of insolvency", but not actually insolvent...

Bulgarian law recognises both national and international protection and enforceability of industrial property (including patents, trademarks, service marks, geographical indications, industrial design), copyright and other related rights.

The EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (EU) 2022/2464 (the "CSRD") entered into force on 5 January 2023. From that date, the transposition clock has been ticking...

Bulgaria has introduced significant legislative changes in 2026, including new lobbying regulations, enhanced cybersecurity requirements, and EU-wide foreign direct investment reforms. Bulgarian courts have issued important rulings on insolvency criteria, director liability, and non-competition clauses in M&A transactions, while the Supreme Court prepares to address the validity of agreements detrimental to companies.

Despite the 6 July 2024 transposition deadline for the full implementation of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), several jurisdictions...

From its very outset, when the company was established in 1990, immediately after the democratic shift in Bulgaria, the qualifications and long-standing experience of the founding partners...

Seeking to simplify their corporate structure and transform their operations between companies incorporated in different jurisdictions, clients with complex international corporate structures are increasingly taking the opportunity to transform their companies through cross-border mergers.

Over the past months, Bulgaria has adopted and implemented several important legislative changes affecting foreign investment screening, merger control, corporate reorganisations, and company transparency.

The Bulgarian Parliament has recently adopted an Act to amend and supplement the Bulgarian Commercial Act implementing the requirements of Directive (EU) 2019/2121 of the European Parliament...

Taxation

Bulgarian law recognises the following types of commercial companies exhaustively listed in the Law on Commerce: (i) general partnership; (ii) limited partnership; (iii)limited liability company or one-person-owned limited liability company, hereinafter referred to as LLC; (iv) joint stock company or one-person-owned joint stock company, hereinafter referred to as JSC; and (v) company limited by shares.

The mergers (incl. takeovers) and de-mergers (spin-offs and splits) as well as the share transfers and business (going concern) transfers are regulated on a general level by the Commerce Act.

The mergers (incl. takeovers) and de-mergers (spin-offs and splits) as well as the share transfers and business (going concern) transfers are regulated on a general level by the Commerce Act.

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