Investments in real estate in Bulgaria
Investments in real estate in Bulgaria are more profitable than real estate investments in many other European coun [more]
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Termination of Rental Contracts
In respect to immovable properties, Bulgarian law recognises two types of rental contracts, namely, definite and in [more]
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Three reasons to invest in real estate in So...
The capital of Bulgaria, Sofia, is an attractive real estate investment destination in the European Union. This art [more]
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Using companies for tax optimisation purpose...
In Bulgaria, the use of companies can be an essential part of legal tax optimisation schemes involving real estate [more]
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When Does VAT Apply To Real Estate Transacti...
General Principally, real estate transactions are exempt from VAT, except for transactions related to: (i) new buil [more]
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Costs Associated With Buying Properties In B...
Like in most other countries, the purchase of an immovable property in Bulgaria involves certain cost [more]
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Maintenance of common parts
The common parts of a property in Bulgaria include the stairs, land, the foundations, the exterior walls and gables, the roof, the internal walls dividing the apartments, all pipes, cables and wires f [more]
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What is the role of the notary public in Bul...
When buying a property, a notary transaction needs to be signed and the involved parties should appear before a notary to sign the notarial deed. A competent notary is usually from the area where the [more]
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What is act 16?
When you arrive in Bulgaria, you will see newly constructed buildings with banners stating, “With Act 16”. So, what [more]
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