Who the service is for
[TEXT PENDING] Bulgarian and foreign entrepreneurs starting a business in Bulgaria or restructuring an existing one.
What problem it solves
[TEXT PENDING] Prevents a wrong choice of form that later leads to higher taxes, contributions or administrative burden.
What it includes
- Comparison of legal forms for your case
- Preparation of the registration documents
- Assistance with the capital account and registration
- VAT and tax office registration after incorporation
What it does not include
- Notary certifications and attorney representation
How work proceeds
Consultation
We discuss your activity, partners and plans.
Choice of form
You receive a comparison and a recommendation.
Registration
We prepare the documents and follow the registration.
Start
We register for VAT if needed and start the bookkeeping.
Data and documents required
- Personal data of the partners and the manager
- Company name and registered address
- Scope of activity and capital amount
How the price is determined
Fixed price for preparing the registration; state fees are extra.
See pricingBusiness forms in Bulgaria
EOODEOOD – single-member limited liability company — One owner, liability limited to the capital. Registered in the Commercial Register. Commercial Register.
OODOOD – limited liability company — Two or more partners, limited liability. Registered in the Commercial Register. Commercial Register.
EADEAD – single-shareholder joint-stock company — One shareholder, higher minimum capital, board of directors or supervisory board. Commercial Register.
ADAD – joint-stock company — Two or more shareholders, freely transferable shares. Registered in the Commercial Register. Commercial Register.
DZZDDZZD – partnership under the Obligations and Contracts Act — An unincorporated association of two or more persons for a common business purpose. It is not a legal entity and is registered in the BULSTAT register, not in the Commercial Register. BULSTAT register.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between EOOD and OOD?
An EOOD has a single owner; an OOD has two or more partners. Both are registered in the Commercial Register.
What is a DZZD?
A partnership under the Obligations and Contracts Act – an unincorporated association registered in the BULSTAT register, not in the Commercial Register.
Ready to work together?
Send an inquiry or book a consultation — we reply within one working day.