Company formation in Bulgaria

By using our services it would take you 2 days to register a company and take advantage of the lower taxation and social insurance rates. Benefit from the lowest (10%) flat tax rate in the EU and the stability of our economy.

And Limited liability company with valid VAT ID will be a subject of the European Union’s business and tax regulations in regards to operating within its single market.

According to Bulgarian legislation, the minimum capital required for the registration of EOOD (a single member company) is 1 EUR.

Company Formation

What is included:

Consultation

You will be personally consulted by a legal adviser and an accountant on matters regarding your new company and Bulgarian legislation.

We will prepare the necessary documents

We will make preparation of the documents needed for registration of the limited liability company, with enclosed translation in English;

Making visits to a notary public office and a bank

We will accompany you to a notary public office for the certification of your signature. There we will provide a sworn translator who will make a translation of the documents into your language. Then we will make a visit to a bank where fund raising account will be opened and the capital of the company will be deposited.

Document registration

One of our lawyers will pay all state fees and will register your documents at the Commercial Register. We will track the movement of the documents until the time of registration of your company.

A ready-made company

After one to two days you will receive documents certifying the registration of the company with the Commercial Register. At about the same time, you corporate seal will be ready.

This type of companies is absolutely risk-free because the company is a separate legal entity, i.e. in the capacity of a founder you will eventually be liable to the state only with your share in the capital.

The main documents of a Bulgarian limited liability company necessary for registration are the Articles of Incorporation and the Memorandum of Association (the last one in case only one shareholder is involved).

The company of this type is managed by a director appointed by the General Meeting of the shareholders. A Bulgarian limited company may have a single shareholder, who may also be sole representative and manager (director).