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Generic Tax Name VAT
Tax name in the national language Данък върху добавената стойност ДДС
Tax name in English Value-added tax
Member State BG-Bulgaria
Tax in force since 1994/04/01
If abolished, date on which the tax ceases to apply
Business version date 2015/01/01
Version date 2015/02/17
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Type of tax
Direct taxes Personal income tax
Corporate income tax
Other

Indirect taxes VAT
Excise duty (EU harmonised)
Alcoholic beverages
Energy products and electricity
Manufactured tobacco
Other

Social security contribution Employers
Employees
Other
 
Legal base

Promulgated, State Gazette No. 63/4.08.2006, effective as from the date of entry into force of the Treaty concerning the Accession of the Republic of Bulgaria to the European Union - 1.01.2007, amended, SG No. 86/24.10.2006, effective as from the date of entry into force of the Treaty of Accession of the Republic of Bulgaria to the European Union - 1.01.2007, supplemented, SG No. 105/22.12.2006, effective as from entry into force of the Treaty of Accession of the Republic of Bulgaria to the European Union - 1.01.2007, amended and supplemented, SG No. 108/29.12.2006, effective 1.01.2007, Judgment No. 7/23.04.2007 of the Constitutional court of the Republic of Bulgaria - SG No. 37/8.05.2007, amended, SG No. 41/22.05.2007, amended and supplemented, SG 52/29.06.2007, effective 1.11.2007, amended SG No. 59/20.07.2007, effective 1.03.2008, amended and supplemented, SG No. 108/19.12.2007, effective 19.12.2007, No. 113/28.12.2007, effective 1.01.2008, SG No. 106/12.12.2008, effective 1.01.2009, supplemented, SG No. 12/13.02.2009, effective 13.02.2009, amended, SG No. 23/27.03.2009, effective 1.11.2009, SG No. 74/15.09.2009, effective 15.09.2009, amended and supplemented, SG No. 95/1.12.2009, effective 1.01.2010, SG No. 94/30.11.2010, effective 1.01.2011, amended, SG No. 100/21.12.2010, effective 1.07.2011, amended and supplemented, SG No. 19/8.03.2011, effective 8.03.2011, amended, SG No. 77/4.10.2011, amended and supplemented, SG No. 99/16.12.2011, effective 1.01.2012, SG No. 54/17.07.2012, effective 17.07.2012, SG No. 94/30.11.2012, effective 1.01.2013, amended, SG No. 103/28.12.2012, effective 1.01.2013, amended and supplemented, SG No. 23/8.03.2013, effective 8.03.2013, amended, SG No. 30/26.03.2013, effective 26.03.2013, SG No. 68/2.08.2013, effective 2.08.2013, amended and supplemented, SG No. 98/12.11.2013, effective 1.12.2013, SG No. 101/22.11.2013, effective 1.01.2014, amended, SG No. 104/3.12.2013, effective 1.12.2013, SG No. 109/20.12.2013, effective 1.01.2014., SG No.1 от 3.01.2014 г., effective 1.01.2014, , SG No. 105/19.12.2014, effective 1.01.2015

 
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Geographical Scope
Territories excluded (article 6 2006/112/EC)

Article 17.

(1) "Place of supply of goods which are not dispatched or transported" shall mean the place where the goods are when ownership passes or upon the actual handing over of the goods under Article 6 (2) herein.

(2) "Place of supply of goods which are dispatched or transported either by the supplier or by the recipient or by a third person" shall be the place where the goods are at the time when dispatch or transport to the recipient begins.

(3) "Place of supply of goods by an intermediary in a triangular operation to an acquirer in a triangular operation" shall be the Member State where the acquirer in a triangular operation is registered for VAT purposes.

(4) "Place of supply of goods which are assembled or installed by or for the account of the supplier" shall be the place where the goods are assembled or installed.



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Taxpayers
Included taxable persons doing occasional transactions (article 12 2006/112/EC)


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Special scheme for SMEs (article 281 2006/112/EC and following) None
Exemption
Graduated relief
Turnover threshold: 50,000.00  EUR/Natcur
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Article 96.

(1) Any taxable person having a taxable turnover of BGN 50,000 or more for a period not exceeding twelve consecutive months last preceding the current month shall be obligated to submit an application for registration under this Act within 14 days after the lapse of the tax period during which such turnover has accrued to the said person.

Article 100.

(1) Any taxable person, whereto the conditions for compulsory registration covered under Article 96 (1) herein do not apply, shall have the right to register under this Act.

(2) Any taxable and non-taxable legal person, whereto the conditions for compulsory registration under Article 99 (1) herein do not apply, shall have the right to register under this Act for intra-European Union acquisition.

(3) Any taxable person may register under this Act, notwithstanding the amount referred to in Item 2 of Article 20 (2) herein, where the said person has notified the tax administration of the Member State where the said person is registered for VAT purposes that the said person wishes the distance selling effected thereby to have a place of transaction within the territory of the country.

(4) (Supplemented, SG No. 108/2007) Notwithstanding Paragraphs (1) and (3), a person whose registration under this Act has been terminated or refused by the revenue administration in pursuance of Article 176 herein cannot be registered before the grounds for refusal of registration or the grounds for deregistration lapse, or before the lapse of 24 months after the beginning of the month following the month of deregistration or refusal of registration.

 

Chapter Seventeen "a" VALUE ADDED TAX SPECIAL CASH ACCOUNTING REGIME (New, SG No. 101/2013, effective 1.01.2014)

General Provisions

 Article 151a. (New, SG No. 101/2013, effective 1.01.2014)

(1) The persons registered under Articles 96, 97 and 100 (1) may apply a value added special cash accounting regime, hereinafter referred to as "special regime", if they meet simultaneously the following conditions:

1. have a taxable turnover not exceeding the lev equivalent amount of 500,000 euro, realized for a period not exceeding the last 12 successive months before the current month; the taxable turnover shall be determined in accordance with Article 96;

2. have no effective tax assessment act under Article 122 of the Tax Insurance Procedure Code and/or for liability under Article 177;

3. have no chargeable and unpaid tax liabilities and liabilities for social-insurance contributions under effective acts, and in case of existing liabilities they have provided security or a permit for deferral or rescheduling has been granted thereto.

(2) Upon applying the special regime to supplies in respect whereof a chargeable event has occurred, the tax shall become chargeable on the date of receipt of the whole payment or of a partial payment proportionate to the required payment. The regime shall apply to all supplies of goods or services with the exception of:

1. importation of goods;

2. intra-Community acquisitions of goods;

3. intra-Community supplies of goods;

4. supplies to persons not registered under this Act;

5. tax-exempt supplies;

6. supplies with place of transaction outside the territory of the country;

7. supplies of services with place of transaction on the territory of the country in respect whereof the tax is chargeable on the recipient of the goods;

8. supplies under lease contract under Item 3 of Article 6 (2);

9. supplies in respect whereof part eight applies, except for this chapter;

10. supplies of goods and services in respect whereof the consideration is not paid via bank transfer, including credit transfer, direct debit or cash transfer effected through a payment service provider within the meaning of the Payment Services and Payment Systems Act, or via postal transfer effected through a licensed postal operator making money transfers within the meaning of the Postal Services Act;

11. supplies chargeable at the zero tax rate under chapter three;

12. supplies between related parties;

13. chargeable supplies in respect whereof the whole payment is made, including the tax for the supply, including the tax hereunder, before or on the date of occurrence of the chargeable event.

(3) For application of the special regime a permit shall be granted by the National Revenue Agency authorities.

(4) For obtaining a permit for application of the special regime the person referred to in Paragraph (1) shall submit to the competent territorial directorate of the National Revenue Agency a written request in standard form set out in the Regulations for Application of this Act. The request for application of the special regime shall be submitted in accordance with the procedure for submission of applications under Article 101.

(5) Within the time limits under Article 101 (6) and (7), the revenue authority shall perform verification and shall issue an act confirming or reasonably refusing to issue a permit for application of the special regime. The permit shall be issued on the date of serving the act referred to in Article 101 (7).

(6) The National Revenue Agency shall refuse to issue a permit under Paragraph 5 should it establish that any of the conditions referred to in Paragraph 1 has not been fulfilled.

(7) The National Revenue Agency may refuse to issue a permit under Paragraph 5 should it establish that a circumstance under Article 176 exists.

(8) For the persons referred to in Paragraph 1 the National Revenue Agency shall create and maintain a special public register which is part of the register under Article 80 (1) of the Tax Social Insurance Procedure Code.

(9) The revenue authority shall record the person in the special public register under Paragraph 8 on the day of issuance of the permit for application of the special regime.

 

 

Application and Termination of the Special Regime

 Article 151b. (New, SG No. 101/2013, effective 1.01.2014)

(1) A person who has obtained a permit under Article 151a (5) shall apply the special regime from the first day of the month following the month of obtaining the permit.

(2) When the conditions under Article 151a (1) exist, the person who has obtained a permit for application of the special regime may take actions for termination of the application of the regime upon expiry of 12 months effective from the month following the month of issuing the permit.

(3) When one of the conditions under Article 151a (1) does not exist, the person who has obtained a permit for application of the special regime shall take actions to terminate the application of the regime.

(4) For termination of the application of the special regime under Paragraphs 2 and 3 the person shall submit to the competent territorial directorate of the National Revenue Agency a request for termination of the application of the special regime in standard form determined in the Regulations for Application of this Act. In the cases under Paragraph 3 the request shall be submitted within 7 days from occurrence of the circumstances.

(5) For termination of the application of the special regime under Article 109 (4) and (5) the revenue authority shall make verification and shall issue an act confirming or reasonably refusing to terminate the application of the special regime.

(6) A person who has chosen to apply the general rules for chargeability of the tax under Article 25 after the time limit under Paragraph 2 may request a permit for application of the special regime after expiry of 12 months effective from the beginning of the month following the month of termination of application thereof.

(7) Application of the special regime shall be terminated at the initiative of the revenue authority by issuing an act when:

1. it is established that any of the conditions under Article 151а (1) does not exist and the person has not fulfilled its obligation for submission of a request under Paragraph 4 within the required time limit;

2. the person has deducted a credit for input tax before occurrence of the conditions under Article 151d (1);

3. the person under Paragraph 1 has not issued or recorded the memorandum issued under Article 151c (8) for the value added tax due upon received payment for the supply of goods or services effected thereby in the reporting ledger under Item 2 of Article 124 (1) and in the VAT return under Article 125 for the period for which the tax has become chargeable.

(8) The revenue authority may terminate the application of the special regime for a person who has been granted a permit under Article 151а (5) should it establish that the circumstances under Article 176 apply.

(9) Application of the special regime shall be terminated under Paragraphs 2, 3, 7 and 8 from the day following the serving of the act of termination of the special regime.

(10) The revenue authority shall de-register the person from the special public register under Article 151a (8) on the day of the serving of the act of termination of the special regime.

 

 

Chargeable Event, Tax Chargeability and Tax Charging

 Article 151c. (New, SG No. 101/2013, effective 1.01.2014)

(1) The chargeable event of a supply in respect whereof the provisions of this chapter apply shall arise in accordance with the general rules hereunder.

(2) A person applying the special regime, on the date of occurrence of the chargeable event under Paragraph 1, shall charge the tax on the supply by:

1. issuing an invoice or notification and specifying the tax on a separate line;

2. specifying the invoice or notification under Item 1 in the sales ledger for the respective tax period and the taxable amount and the amount of the tax shall not be taken into account in the calculation of the result for the tax period.

(3) The tax on the supply under Paragraph 1 shall be chargeable on the date of receipt of the whole payment or of a partial payment on the supply and the person applying the special regime shall record and include in the sales ledger and in the VAT return under Article 125 for that tax period the amount of the tax indicated in the memorandum under Paragraph 8 in determining the result for the respective tax period.

(4) Upon received partial payment on or after the date of the chargeable event, chargeability under Paragraph 3 shall arise only for the portion of the tax charged in the invoice and/or notification under Paragraph 2, which proportionately corresponds to the amount of the partial payment made against the total amount of the payment due at the date of the chargeable event.

(5) For a partial advance payment on a supply under Paragraph 1, which is received before occurrence of the chargeable event, Article 25 (7) shall apply and chargeability shall be effected in accordance with the general procedure of this Act. Upon a partial advance payment received before occurrence of the chargeable event, Paragraph 3 shall apply to the amount of the tax on the difference between the taxable amount on the supply and the amounts paid in advance, excluding the tax hereunder.

(6) When before the start of application of the special regime an invoice has been issued for a partial advance payment on a chargeable supply, the chargeable event in respect whereof occurs after the first day of the month following the month of obtaining the permit for application of the special regime, Paragraph 5 shall apply.

(7) Upon termination of application of the special regime a tax in respect whereof no chargeability under Paragraph 3 has occurred shall become chargeable on the date of serving of the act of termination of the regime application and the person shall include it in the VAT return under Article 125 in the calculation of the result for the tax period in which the application of the special regime is terminated.

(8) For determination of the tax under Paragraphs 3 and 7 a memorandum shall be issued under the procedure set out in the Regulations for Application of this Act to each of the parties by the supplier - a person applying the special regime. The tax shall be due for the tax period in which it became chargeable.

 

 

Credit for Input Tax

 Article 151d. (New, SG No. 101/2013, effective 1.01.2014)

(1) For the persons under Article 151b (1) the right to deduct credit for input tax for received supply in which the supplier does not apply the special regime shall arise for the tax period in which the whole or partial payment on the supply was made to the supplier and shall be exercised within the time limit under Article 72.

(2) Paragraph 1 shall not apply for the supplies of goods or services which according to Article 151a (2) are excluded from the scope of the special regime. The right to deduct credit for input tax for such supplies shall arise and shall be exercised in accordance with the general rules of the act.

(3) For the persons under Article 151b (1) the right to deduct credit for input tax on a supply for which the supplier applies the special regime and in the invoice is written "cash accounting" shall arise for the tax period in which the whole or a partial payment was made on the supply to the supplier and shall be exercised within the time limit under Article 72.

(4) Upon a partial payment made on or after the date of the chargeable event the right to deduct credit for input tax under Paragraph 1 shall arise for the portion of the tax charged in the invoice and/or notification at the date of the chargeable event, which proportionately corresponds to the amount of the partial payment made against the total amount of the payment due at the date of the chargeable event.

(5) Upon a partial advance payment made prior to occurrence of the chargeable event the right to deduct credit for input tax shall arise in accordance with the general rules of the act. For the tax stated in the invoice and/or notification issued at the date of the chargeable event, determined on the difference between the taxable amount on the supply and the amounts paid in advance, excluding the tax hereunder, Paragraph 1 shall apply.

(6) A person terminating the application of the special regime under the procedure of Article 151b shall have the right to deduct credit for input tax for the tax in respect whereof the said right has not been exercised as a result of the application of Paragraph 1. The right shall arise on the date of serving of the act for the termination of the regime application and shall be exercised within the time limit under Article 72.

(7) For a person terminating the application of the special regime the right to deduct credit for input tax on a supply for which no tax chargeability has arisen in respect of a supplier - a person applying the special regime and in the invoice is written "cash accounting" shall arise in accordance with the procedure of Article 68 (6).

(8) To determine the amount of the tax credit under Paragraphs 1 and 6 a memorandum shall be issued by the recipient - a person under Article 151b (1) in accordance with the procedure set out in the Regulations for Application of this Act. No memorandum shall be issued by the recipient for supplies in respect whereof the supplier has applied Article 151c (8) and in the invoice is written "cash accounting".

 

 

Documenting the Supply

 Article 151e. (New, SG No. 101/2013, effective 1.01.2014)

(1) The effected supplies for which chargeability of the tax under Article 151c (3) has not occurred shall be documented by stating "cash accounting" in the invoice and in the notification thereto.

(2) Paragraph 1 shall not apply to goods which are excluded from the scope of the special regime in accordance with Article 151a (2).

(3) Documenting and reporting of supplies under the special regime shall be effected in accordance with a procedure set out in the Regulations for Application of this Act.

 

§ 1a. (New, SG No. 95/2009, effective 1.01.2010) This Act shall transpose the provisions of:

7. (New, SG No. 98/2013, effective 1.01.2014 - amended, SG No. 104/2013, effective 1.12.2013) Council Directive 2013/43/EU of 22 July 2013 amending Directive 2006/112/ЕC on the common system of value added tax, as regards an optional and temporary application of the reverse charge mechanism in relation to supplies of certain goods and services susceptible to fraud (ОJ, L 201/4 of 26 July 2013).

Article 114. (1) An invoice shall mandatorily state:

(4) (Amended, SG No. 94/2012, effective 1.01.2013) Where the tax is chargeable from the recipient, the invoice shall not state the amount of tax and the rate of tax. In such case, recorded in the invoice shall be "reverse charge", as well as the grounds for this.

 

 

Reverse charge mechanism for VAT is applied on supplies of cereals and industrial crops as follows :

Annex No. 2 to Chapter Nineteen "a" (New, SG No. 108/2006, effective 1.01.2007, amended, SG No. 98/2013, effective 1.01.2014, SG No. 101/2013, effective 1.01.2014, SG No. 104/2013, effective 1.12.2013, SG No. 109/2013, effective 1.01.2014)

I.(Amended, SG No. 101/2013, effective 1.01.2014)

Part One: 

1. Waste.

2. Industrial waste.

3. Construction waste.

4. Hazardous waste.

5. Ferrous and nonferrous metals.

6. Ferrous and non-ferrous metal bit character.

7. Services, mining, processing or recycling of item 1-6.

II. (Effective 31.12.2015 - SG No. 98/2013, effective 1.01.2014 – amended, SG No. 104/2013, effective 1.12.2013, SG No. 109/2013, effective 1.01.2014)

Part Two: 

CN Code 2012

Description

0909

Seeds of anise, badian, fennel, coriander, cumin or caraway; juniper berries:

 

- Seeds of coriander

0909 21 00

-- Neither crushed nor ground .

0909 22 00

-- Crushed or ground .

1001

Wheat and meslin:

 

- Durum wheat

1001 11 00

-- Seed

1001 19 00

-- Other

 

- Other

1001 91

--Seed

1001 91 10

--- Spelt

1001 91 20

--- Common wheat and meslin

1001 91 90

--- Other

1001 99 00

-- Other

1002

Rye:

1002 10 00

- Seed

1002 90 00

- Other

1003

Barley:

1003 10 00

-Seed

1003 90 00

Other

1004

Oats:

1004 10 00

-Seed

1004 90 00

- Other

1005

Maize:

1005 10

-Seed:

 

-- Hybrid:

1005 10 13

--- Hybrid “trois voies”

1005 10 15

--- Simple hybrids

1005 10 18

--- Other hybrid

1005 10 90

-- Other

1005 90 00

- Other

1006

Rice

1006 10

- Rice in the husk (paddy or rough):

1006 10 10

-- For sowing

 

-- Other:

 

--- Other:

1006 10 92

--- Round grain

1006 10 94

--- Medium grain

 

--- Long grain:

1006 10 96

---- Of a length/width ratio greater than 2 but less than 3

1006 10 98

---- Of a length/width ratio equal to or greater than 3 .

1007

Grain sorghum:

1007 10

- Seed

1007 10 10

-- Hybrid, for sowing

1007 10 90

-- Other

1007 90 00

- Other

1008

Buckwheat, millet and canary seed; other cereals:

1008 10 00

- Buckwheat

 

- Millet:

1008 21 00

-- Seed

1008 29 00

-- Other

1008 30 00

- Canary seed

1008 60 00

- Triticale

1008 90 00

- Other cereals:

1201

Soya beans, whether or not broken:

1201 10 00

- Seed

1201 90 00

- Other

1205

Rape or colza seeds, whether or not broken:

1205 10

- Low erucic acid rape or colza seeds:

1205 10 10

- For sowing

1205 10 90

-- Other

1205 90 00

- Other

1206 00

Sunflower seeds, whether or not broken:

1206 00 10

- For sowing

 

- Other:

1206 00 91

-- Shelled; in grey-and-white-striped shell

1206 00 99

--Other


Common Flat-rate scheme for farmers (article 295 2006/112/EC and following) None
All categories
Some categories
Flat rate compensation percentage (general):
Flat rate compensation percentage for forestry:
Flat rate compensation percentage for fisheries:
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SPECIAL TAXING ARRANGEMENTS

Supply of Single Service to Tourists

Article 139.

(1) The taxable amount of the supply of a single service to tourists shall be the margin which represents the difference, less the amount of the tax payable, between:

1. the total amount, which the tour operator or travel agent has received or will receive from the customer or the third party for the supply, including any subsidies and investment grants directly linked to such supply, the taxes and fees, as well as the incidental expenses such as commission and insurance, charged by the supplier to the recipient but exclusive of any trade discounts allowed;

2. the amount which has been paid or will be paid for supplies of goods and services received by the tour operator or the travel agent from other taxable persons for the direct benefit of the tourist, including the tax under this Act.

(2) The taxable amount referred to in Paragraph (1) may not be a negative quantity.

 

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR TAXING PRICE MARGIN

Supply of Second-Hand Goods, Works of Art, Collectors' Items and Antiques

Article 143.

(1) (Supplemented, SG No. 108/2006, amended, SG No. 95/2009, effective 1.01.2010)The provisions in this Chapter shall apply to a supply effected by a taxable dealer of second-hand goods, works of art, collectors' items, antiques, supplied to the said dealer within the territory of the country or from the territory of another Member State

 

TAXING SUPPLIES OF SERVICES SUPPLIED ELECTRONICALLY BY PERSONS,WHO ARE NOT ESTABLISHED WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION

Special Registration

Article 152. (Repealed, new, SG No. 105/2014, effective 1.01.2015) (1) The provisions of this chapter shall apply to supplies of telecommunication services, radio and TV broadcasting services and electronically supplied services on which recipients are non-taxable persons which are established, have their permanent address or usually reside within the territory of a member state, where the supplier:

 

1. is a taxable person not established in the member state of consumption, and

 2. has selected to register for application of one of the special regimes under Paragraph (2) in the country or in another member state.

 (2) The special regimes under this chapter shall be: a regime outside the Union where the supplier of the services under Paragraph (1) is not established within the territory of the European Union, and a regime in the Union where the supplier of the services under Paragraph (1) is established within the territory of the European Union.

 (3) A person registered in another member state for application of a regime in the Union and which has no fixed establishment within the territory of the country shall apply such a regime for supplies of telecommunication services, radio and TV broadcasting services or electronically supplied services with place of transaction within the territory of the country and on which the recipient is a non-taxable person.

 (4) A person registered in another member state for application of a regime in the Union and which has no fixed establishment within the territory of the country shall apply such a regime for supplies of telecommunication services, radio and TV broadcasting services or electronically supplied services with place of transaction within the territory of the country and on which the recipient is a non-taxable person.

 (5) A person effecting supplies of telecommunication services, radio and TV broadcasting services or electronically supplied services with place of transaction within the territory of the country and on which recipients are non-taxable persons and the said person is not registered for application of any of the regimes within the country or in other member state shall not apply the provisions of this chapter.

 

Supplies of Investment Gold

Article 160.

(1) Supplies concerning investment gold shall be exempt where, for the purposes of this Act, the said supplies are:

1. supplies of investment gold, including: supplies of investment gold represented by certificates for allocated or unallocated gold; gold traded on gold accounts, gold loans and swaps, involving the right of ownership or claim in respect to investment gold; supplies concerning investment gold involving futures and forward contracts leading to a transfer of the right of ownership or claim in respect of investment gold;

2. services of agents who act in the name and for the account of another, in connection with supplies of investment gold.

 

INVESTMENT PROJECTS

Special Arrangements for Charging Tax upon Importation

Article 164.

(1) Notwithstanding Article 56 herein, the tax upon importation of goods may be charged by the person registered under this Act if the said person holds a permission issued according to the procedure established by Article 166 herein and imports goods (with the exception of excisable goods) according to a list approved by the Minister of Finance.


Special derogations to continue to tax (annex X)




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Special derogations to continue to exempt (annex X)













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(3) The following shall not be considered an independently carried out economic activity:

1. the activity carried out by natural persons under an employment relationship or under a legal relationship equivalent to an employment relationship;

2. (amended, SG. No. 108/2006) the activity of natural persons, who are not sole traders, in respect of the activity carried out by such natural persons and regulated by law, concerning management and control of legal persons.

(4) Any person, who from time to time effects an intra-European Union supply for consideration of a new means of transport, shall also be regarded as a taxable person.

(5) The State, the state and the local bodies shall not be taxable persons in respect of all activities and supplies in which they engage in their capacity as a central or local government authority, even where they collect fees, contributions or payments in connection with these activities or supplies, with the exception of:

1. the following activities or supplies:

(a) (amended, SG No. 41/2007) electronic communications services;

(b) supply of water, gas, electricity or steam;

(c) transport of goods:

(d) port and airport services;

(e) passenger transport;

(f) sale of new goods manufactured for sale;

(g) supplies effected for the purpose of intervention on the market in agricultural products;

(h) organizing or running of trade fairs, exhibitions;

(i) warehousing;

(j) the activities of commercial publicity bodies, advertising services, including rental of advertising space;

(k) tourist services;

(l) (supplemented, SG No. 94/2010, effective 1.01.2011) running of shops, industrial canteens and other commercial outlets, the letting of buildings, parts of buildings and sales areas, as well as granting of concession for construction, service or extraction/mining;

(m) activities of radio and television bodies of a commercial nature.

2. Any supplies other than those covered under Item 1, which will lead to significant distortion of competition.

(6) (New, SG No. 95/2009, effective 1.01.2010) Any taxable person carrying out also exempted supplies and/or supplies or activities beyond the framework of the economic activity conducted independently, as well as any non-taxable legal person registered for the purposes of the value added tax shall be considered to be a taxable person for all services provided to such persons.

 
Tax object and basis of assessment
The following items are regarded as supply of goods and hence taxed under VAT (article 14 - 15 2006/112/EC)




Comments

The following items are regarded as supply of goods and hence taxed under VAT (article 18 2006/112/EC)



Comments

By derogation to article 26 paragraph 1, the following item(s) are not regarded as supply of services and hence not subject to VAT (article 26(2) 2006/112/EC)


Comments

By application of article 27 of 2006/112/EC, the following item is treated as supply of services The supply by a taxable person of a service for the purposes of his business, where the VAT on such a service, were it applied by another taxable person, would not be wholly deductible
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Article 9.

(1) "Supply of services" shall be any performance of services.

(2) The following shall also be considered supply of services:

1. the sale or transfer of rights to intangible property;

2. the assumption of an obligation not to perform any acts or not to exercise any rights;

3. any manual and intellectual work, including treatment in the sense of production, construction or assembly of a tangible asset using raw and prime materials placed by the client at the disposal of the service provider;

4. the performance of services by a tenant/user for repair and/or improvement of an asset hired out or allocated for use.

(3) The following shall also be considered supply of services effected for consideration:

1. the provision of services for the private use of the taxable natural person, of the owner, of the factory and office workers or of third parties, the performance of which involves use of goods upon the production, importation or acquisition whereof credit for input tax has been wholly or partly deducted.

2. the provision, free of charge, of services for the private use of the taxable person, of the owner, of the factory or office workers or of third parties.

(4) Paragraph (3) shall not apply upon:

1. the provision, free of charge, of transport services from the place of residence to the place of work and back, by an employer to the factory and office workers thereof, including such under management contracts, where for the purposes of the economic activity of the person;

2. the performance, free of charge, of services by a tenant/user for repair of an asset hired out or allocated for use in the cases where the said asset was hired out or allocated for use to the tenant/user and has been actually used on a continuing basis for a period of not less than three years;

3. the performance, free of charge, of services by a concessionaire for improvement of an asset allocated for use, where this is a condition and/or obligation under the contract of concession;

4. the performance, free of charge, of services of negligible value for advertising purposes.



Comments

Shall be levied on: any supply of goods or services with place of implementation on the territory of the country, and implemented by a tax obliged person under this Act, for export transactions executed by a taxable person and importation of goods liability for this tax covers all goods and services, unless exempted.

The price charged excluding value‑added tax.

 
Deductions, Allowances, Credits, Exemptions
Exempted sectors*

EXEMPT SUPPLIES AND ACQUISITIONS

Article 38.
(1) The supplies specified in this Chapter shall be exempt from tax.

(2) Any intra-European Union supplies shall likewise be exempt if they would have been exempt if effected within the territory of the country according to the procedure established by this Chapter.

(3) Any intra-European Union acquisition of goods, whose supply within the territory of the country is an exempt supply under this Chapter, shall likewise be exempt from taxation.

 

Supply Linked to Health Care

Article 39. The following supplies shall be exempt:

1. (supplemented, SG No. 94/2010, effective 1.01.2011) the performance of health (medical) services and of services directly linked thereto, rendered by health-care facilities and creches under the Health Act and by medical-treatment facilities under the Medical-Treatment Facilities Act;

2. the supply of human organs, tissues and cells, blood, blood components and milk;

3. the supply of prostheses, as well as the services for provision of prostheses to people with disabilities, where the said supplies are part of the health services referred to in Item 1;

4. (new, SG No. 108/2007, amended, SG No. 106/2008, effective 1.01.2009) the supply of implantable medical devices driven by power generated by the human body or gravity, as well as actively implantable medical devices where the supply is part of the health services under item 1;

5. (renumbered from item 4, SG No. 108/2007, supplemented, SG No. 94/2010, effective 1.01.2011) the supply of dental prostheses by dentists or dental technicians;

6. (renumbered from item 5, SG No. 108/2007) the performance of transport services for sick or injured persons in vehicles specially designed for the purpose by duly authorized bodies;

7. (renumbered from item 6, SG No. 108/2007) the supply of goods and services within the framework of humanitarian activity carried out by the Bulgarian Red Cross and other not-for-profit legal entities pursuing public-benefit activities and entered into the Central Register of Not-for-Profit Legal Entities for Pursuit of Public-Benefit Activities.

 

Supply Linked to Welfare and Social Security Work

Article 40. The following supplies shall be exempt:

1. the performance of social services under the Social Assistance Act;

2. the supply of social assistance benefits according to the procedure established by the Social Assistance Act;

3. the compulsory and voluntary social, retirement and health insurance under the terms and according to the procedure established by a special law, including the intermediation services directly linked thereto.

 

Supply Linked to Education, Sports or Physical Education

Article 41. The following supplies shall be exempt:

1. (supplemented, SG No. 94/2010, effective 1.01.2011) pre-school instruction and character education, school or university education, vocational education and training, post-graduate training, retraining and upgrading of qualifications, training for acquisition of core competences, provided by:

(a) (supplemented, SG No. 94/2010, effective 1.01.2011) kindergartens, schools or auxiliary units under the Public Education Act, institutions within the vocational education and training system under the Vocational Education and Training Act, suppliers of training for acquisition of core competences included in a list approved by the Executive Director of the Employment Agency or cultural and educational or research institutions;

(b) higher schools under the Higher Education Act;

2. tuition given privately by teachers, covering school or university education under Item 1;

3. (amended, SG No. 74/2009, effective 15.09.2009) the supply of textbooks and teaching aids, approved by the Minister of Education, Youth and Science or by the Minister of Culture in accordance with the endorsed compulsory teaching and educational syllabi and curricula, where the said goods are supplied by the organizations covered under Item 1 (a), as well as the supply of textbooks and teaching aids, where the said goods are supplied by the organizations covered under Item 1 (b);

4. the services directly linked to sports or physical education, provided by sporting organizations under the Physical Education and Sports Act which are registered under the Non-Profit Legal Persons Act as organizations designated for pursuit of public-benefit activities.

 

Supply Linked to Culture

 

Article 42. The following supplies shall be exempt:

1. charges by cultural organizations and cultural institutions under the Protection and Promotion of Culture Act for admissions to:

(a) circuses, music and musical performing-arts shows and concerts, with the exception of admissions to bars, variety show bars and erotic shows;

(b) museums, art galleries, libraries and theatres;

(c) zoos and botanical gardens;

(d) architectural, historical, archaeological, ethnographic and museum reserves and complexes;

2. (amended, SG No. 105/2014, effective 1.01.2015) the activities of the Bulgarian National Radio, the Bulgarian National Television and the Bulgarian News Agency for which they receive payment from the executive budget.

 

Supply Linked to Religious Denominations

 

Article 43. The supply of goods and the performance of services by the Bulgarian Orthodox Church and other registered religious denominations under the Religious Denominations Act shall be an exempt supply where the said supply is linked to the performance of their religious, social, educational and health activities.

 

Supply of Non-Profit-Making Nature

Article 44.
(1) The following supplies shall be exempt:

1. the supply of goods and the performance of services by the organizations covered under Articles 39, 40, 41 and 42 herein, where the said supply is linked to fund-raising events organized for the benefit of the activities of the said organizations;

2. the supply of goods and the performance of services by organizations which are not merchants and which have aims of a political, trade-union, religious, patriotic, philosophical, philanthropic or civic nature, where the said supply is linked to fund-raising events organized for the benefit of the activities of the said organizations;

3. the supply of goods and the provision of services by the organizations referred to in Item 2 for the benefit of their members in return for a subscription fixed in accordance with the rules of the said organizations;

4. the provision of services by independent groups of persons whose activities are exempt from or are not subject to tax for the purpose of rendering their members the services directly necessary for the exercise of their activity, where these groups merely claim from their members exact reimbursement of their share of the joint expenses;

5. (new, SG No. 108/2007, repealed, SG No. 95/2009, effective 1.01.2010).

(2) The supplies covered under Paragraph (1) shall be exempt insofar as they do not lead to distortion of competition.

 

Supply Linked to Land and Buildings

Article 45.
(1) The transfer of the right of ownership of land, the creation or transfer of limited rights in rem to land, as well as the letting or leasing of land, shall be an exempt supply.

(2) The creation or transfer of a building right shall be considered an exempt supply under Paragraph (1) until the time of completion of rough construction work on the building for which the building right is created or transferred. The building right shall not cover the building and erection works performed.

(3) The supply of buildings or parts thereof, which are not new, the supply of building land, as well as the creation and transfer of other rights in rem thereto, shall likewise be an exempt supply.

(4) The letting of a building or part thereof for residential use to a natural person who is not a merchant shall likewise be an exempt supply.

(5) Paragraph (1) shall not apply in respect of:

1. the transfer of a right of ownership of a regulated lot within the meaning given by the Spatial Development Act , with the exception of the building land of buildings which are not new;

2. the transfer of a right of ownership or other rights in rem, as well as the letting of plant, machinery, equipment and structures immovably fixed to or built under the ground;

3. the transfer of a right of ownership or other rights in rem, as well as the letting of camping sites, caravan parks, holiday camps, sites for parking vehicles and other such;

4. the transfer of a right of ownership of building land of new buildings, as well as the creation and transfer of other rights in rem to such land.

(6) Paragraph (4) shall not apply to provision of accommodation in hotels, motels, cottage villages and holiday villages, rented rooms in family houses, villas, houses, cabanas, camping sites, hikers' chalets, guest houses, inns, boarding houses, caravan parks, holiday camps, holiday accommodations owned by businesses for their employees, spa centres and sanatorium complexes.

(7) In the cases of supplies covered under Paragraphs (1), (3) and (4), the supplier shall be allowed a right of option for taxation.

 

Supply of Financial Services

Article 46.
(1) The following supplies shall be exempt:

1. the negotiation, the granting and the management of credit for a consideration (interest) by the person granting it, including the granting, negotiation and management of credit upon supply of goods pursuant to a lease contract;

2. the negotiation of guarantees and transactions in guarantees or securities establishing title to money receivables, as well as management of guarantees by the creditor;

3. (amended, SG No. 23/2009, effective 1.11.2009) the transactions, including negotiation, concerning payment accounts, payment services electronic cash, payments, debts, receivables, cheques and other such negotiable instruments, excluding transactions concerning debt collection and factoring and the hire of safes;

4. the transactions, including negotiation, concerning currency, banknotes and coins used as legal tender, with the exception of banknotes and coins which are not normally used as legal tender or are of numismatic interest;

5. the transactions, including negotiation, concerning corporate interests, shares or other securities and derivatives thereof, with the exception of management and safekeeping; this shall not apply to any securities establishing titles to goods or services other than such specified in this Article;

6. (amended and supplemented, SG No. 52/2007) management of the activity of collective investment schemes, investment companies of the closed-end type and pension funds, and the provision of investment advice according to the procedure established by the Public Offering of Securities Act, and the Markets in Financial Instruments Act;

7. the transactions, including negotiation, concerning financial-futures contracts and options.

(2) In the cases of a supply pursuant to a lease contract under Item 1 of Paragraph (1), the supplier shall be allowed a right of option for taxation of the granting of the credit.

(3) In respect of the supplier of the financial services covered under Item 1 of Paragraph (1), credit for input tax shall become fully deductible in compliance with the requirements of Article 71 herein for the goods subject to the lease contract.

 

Supply of Insurance Services

Article 47. The performance of services under the terms and according to the procedure established by the Insurance Code shall be an exempt supply where performed by:

1. (supplemented, SG No. 108/2006) insurers and reinsurers;

2. insurance brokers and insurance agents.

 

Gambling

Article 48. The organizing of games of chance, within the meaning given by the Gambling Act , shall be an exempt supply.

 

Supply of Postage Stamps and Postal Services

Article 49. The following supplies shall be exempt:

1. the supply at face value of postage stamps or an indication equivalent to a postage stamps;

2. the performance of a universal postal service under the terms and according to the procedure established by the Postal Services Act.

 

Supply of Goods or Services for which Credit for Input Tax Has Not Been Used

Article 50. The following supplies of goods or services shall be exempt:

1. where the said goods or services have been used entirely for the performance of exempt supplies and, on these grounds, the right to deduct credit for input tax has not been exercised in respect of the tax charged upon their production, acquisition or importation;

2. where a right to deduct credit for input tax pursuant to Article 70 herein was not in place upon the production, acquisition or importation of the said goods or services.


Special Measures derogating from the normal VAT rules in accordance with Article 395 of Directive 2006/112/EC*

no special measures derogating from the normal VAT rules



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Exemptions

  • Supply Linked to Health Care
  • Supply of Non-Profit-Making Nature
  • Supply Linked to Land and Buildings 
  • Supply of Financial Services 
  • Supply of Insurance Services
  • Supply Linked to Welfare and Social Security Work
  • Supply Linked to Education, Sports or Physical Education
  • Supply Linked to Culture
  • Supply Linked to Religious Denominations
  • Gambling
  • Supply of Postage Stamps and Postal Services
  • Supply of Goods or Services for which Credit for Input Tax Has Not Been Used
 
Rate(s) Structure
Standard VAT rate Rate: 20.00 %
Comments

Reduced rate 1

(article 98 of Directive - Annex III of Directive)
Rate: 9.00 % on full or part of the following items

Article 98(2) 2006/112/EC

Foodstuffs (including beverages but excluding alcoholic beverages) for human and animal consumption; live animals, seeds, plants and ingredients normally intended for use in the preparation of foodstuffs; products normally used to supplement foodstuffs or as a substitute for foodstuffs
Supply of water
Pharmaceutical products of a kind normally used for health care, prevention of illness and as treatment for medical and veterinary purposes, including products used for contraception and sanitary protection
Medical equipment, aids and other appliances normally intended to alleviate or treat disability, for the exclusive personal use of the disabled, including the repair of such goods, and supply of children's car seats
Transport of passengers and their accompanying luggage
Supply, including on loan by libraries, of books on all physical means of support (including brochures, leaflets and similar printed matter, children's picture, drawing or colouring books, music printed or in manuscript form, maps and hydrographic or similar charts), newspapers and periodicals, other than material wholly or predominantly devoted to advertising
Admission to shows, theatres, circuses, fairs, amusement parks, concerts, museums, zoos, cinemas, exhibitions and similar cultural events and facilities
Reception of radio and television broadcasting services
Supply of services by writers, composers and performing artists, or of the royalties due to them
Provision, construction, renovation and alteration of housing, as part of a social policy
The renovation and repair of private dwellings, excluding materials which account for a significant part of the value of the service supplied
Window cleaning and cleaning in private households
Supply of goods and services of a kind normally intended for use in agricultural production but excluding capital goods such as machinery or buildings
Accommodation provided in hotels and similar establishments, including the provision of holiday accommodation and the letting of places on camping or caravan sites
Restaurant and catering services, it being possible to exclude the supply of (alcoholic and/or non-alcoholic) beverages
Admission to sporting events
Use of sporting facilities
Supply of goods and services by organisations recognised as being devoted to social wellbeing by Member States and engaged in welfare or social security work, in so far as those transactions are not exempt pursuant to Articles 132, 135 and 136
Supply of services by undertakers and cremation services, and the supply of goods related thereto
Provision of medical and dental care and thermal treatment in so far as those services are not exempt pursuant to points (b) to (e) of Article 132(1)
Supply of services provided in connection with street cleaning, refuse collection and waste treatment, other than the supply of such services by bodies referred to in Article 13
Minor repairs of bicycles
Minor repairs of shoes and leather goods
Minor repairs of clothing and household linen (including mending and alteration)
Domestic care services such as home help and care of the young, elderly, sick or disabled
Hairdressing

Article 102 2006/112/EC

Supply of natural gas
Supply of electricity
Supply of district heating

Article 103(1) 2006/112/EC

Pictures, collages and similar decorative plaques, paintings and drawings, executed entirely by hand by the artist, other than plans and drawings for architectural, engineering, industrial, commercial, topographical or similar purposes, hand-decorated manufactured articles, theatrical scenery, studio back cloths or the like of painted canvas (CN code 9701)
Original engravings, prints and lithographs, being impressions produced in the limited numbers directly in black and white or in colour of one or of several plates executed entirely by hand by the artist, irrespective of the process or of the material employed, but not including any mechanical or photomechanical process (CN code 9702 00 00)
Original sculptures and statuary, in any material, provided that they are executed entirely by the artists.
Sculpture casts the production of which is limited to eight copies and supervised by the artist or his successors in title (CN code 9703 00 00); on an exceptional basis, in cases determined by the Member States, the limit of eight copies may be exceeded for statuary casts produced before 1 January 1989
Tapestries (CN code 5805 00 00) and wall textiles (CN code 6304 00 00) made by hand from original designs provided by artists, provided that there are not more than eight copies of each
Individual pieces of ceramics executed entirely by the artist and signed by him
Enamels on copper, executed entirely by hand, limited to eight numbered copies bearing the signature of the artist or the studio, excluding articles of jewellery and goldsmith's and silversmith's wares
Photographs taken by the artist, printed by him or under his supervision, signed and numbered and limited to 30 copies, all sizes and mounts included
Postage or revenue stamps, postmarks, first-day covers, pre-stamped stationery and the like, used, or if unused not current and not intended to be current (CN code 9704 00 00)
Collections and collector's pieces of zoological, botanical, mineralogical, ethnographic or numismatic interest (CN code 9705 00 00)
Goods, other than works of art or collector's items, which are more than 100 years old (CN code 9706 00 00)
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Rate of Tax

 Article 66.
(1) The rate of tax shall be 20 per cent applicable to:

1. the taxable supplies, except for those expressly specified as subject to the zero rate;

2. the importation of goods into the territory of the country;

3. the taxable intra-European Union acquisitions.

(2) The rate of tax applicable to accommodation provided by a hotelier, is 9 per cent.



Special reduced VAT rate for specific regions (including articles 104 and 105 2006/112/EC) Rate:
Regions
Comments

Special provisions under article 110 2006/112/EC (existing provisions prior to 1991):No

Special provisions under articles 111 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 112 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 113 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 114 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 115 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 116 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 117 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 118 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 119 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 120 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 121 2006/112/EC:No

Special provisions under articles 122 2006/112/EC:No


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Tax due date

Article 89.

(1) (Amended, SG No. 105/2014, effective 1.01.2015) Where there is an output tax payable, the registered person shall be obligated to remit the tax to Executive Budget revenue by crediting an account of the competent National Revenue Agency territorial directorate within the time limit for submission of the VAT return for that tax period.

(2) The tax shall be deemed remitted on the date on which the amount was credited to the relevant account referred to in Paragraph (1).

 

Article 125. (1) (Amended, SG No. 105/2014, effective 1.01.2015) For every tax period, the registered person shall submit a VAT return, prepared on the basis of the ledgers of account covered under Article 124 herein, with the exception of the cases referred to in Article 159b herein.

(2) (Amended, SG No. 95/2009, effective 1.01.2010) A registered person, who has effected intra-European Union supplies, supplies as an intermediary in a triangular operation or supplies of services under Article 21, paragraph 2 with the place of supply within the territory of another Member State for the tax period, shall submit a VIES return on the said supplies for the relevant tax period together with the VAT return referred to in Paragraph (1).

(3) Together with the VAT return referred to in Paragraph (1), the registered person shall submit the ledgers of account covered under Article 124 herein for the relevant tax period.

(4) A VAT return referred to in Paragraph (1) shall furthermore be submitted where there is no payable or refundable tax, as well as in the cases where the registered person has not effected or received any supplies or acquisitions or has effected any importation for the said tax period.

(5) The returns referred to in Paragraphs (1) and (2) and the ledgers of account referred to in Paragraph (3) shall be submitted on or before the 14th day of the month following the tax period to which the said returns and ledgers refer.

(6) The VIES return referred to in Paragraph (2) and the ledgers of account referred to in Paragraph (2) shall be submitted on a magnetic or optical data storage medium as well.

(7) Alternatively, the returns referred to in Paragraphs (1) and (2) and the ledgers of account referred to in Paragraph (3) may be submitted electronically under the terms and according to the procedure established by the Tax and Social-Insurance Procedure Code . Where the return and the ledgers of account are submitted electronically, Paragraph (6) shall not apply.

(8) The VAT return referred to in Paragraph (1) and the return referred to in Paragraph (2) shall be submitted in a standard form specified by the Regulations for Application of this Act.

(9) (New, SG No. 108/2006) The register under Article 124, paragraph 7 shall be submitted on a magnetic or optical carrier by the 14th day of the month, following the respective calendar quarter.

(10) (New, SG No. 95/2009, effective 1.01.2010) In the cases under Article 111, paragraph 2, item 5, the registered person shall submit a single return for the tax period, covering the supplies by the person until the deregistration date, including those after the date of a subsequent registration.

(11) (New, SG No. 94/2010, effective 1.01.2011) When a return is filed under Paragraph 2, the said return, the return under Paragraph 1 and the ledgers of account under Paragraph 3 shall be submitted mandatorily by electronic means under the terms and according to the procedure of the Tax Insurance Procedures Code. When the tax return, VIES-return and the ledgers of account are submitted by electronic means, Paragraph 6 shall not be applied.

(12) (New, SG No. 99/2011, effective 1.01.2012) When any of the ledgers of account under Article 124 contains more than five entries for the respective period, the tax return under Paragraph 1 and the ledgers under Paragraph 3 shall be mandatorily submitted electronically under the terms and procedure of the Tax Insurance Procedure Code. When the tax return and the ledgers are submitted electronically, Paragraph 6 shall not apply.

 
Tax collector

Depositing the tax by registered person

Art. 89. (1) (amend. - SG 105/14, in force from 01.01.2015) When result for the period is available - tax for depositing, the registered person shall be obliged to pay the tax in the state budget to account of the competent territorial directorate of the National Revenue Agency within the term for submission of reference-declaration for this tax period.

(2) The tax shall be considered deposited on the date on which the sum has entered the respective account under par. 1.

  

Depositing the tax at import of goods

Art. 90. (1) (amend. - SG 105/14, in force from 01.01.2015) In the cases under art. 16 the importer of goods shall import effectively the tax charged by the customs bodies in the state budget, as follows:

1. to account of the respective customs office, processing the import;

2. to account or to the cashier's office of the respective customs office, processing the import, in the event that the importer is a natural person, not registered under this Act, who is not a sole trader;

(2) The tax under par. 1 may not be deducted by the revenue bodies or the customs bodies with other liabilities.

(3) In the cases under para 1 the customs bodies shall allow the lifting of the goods after payment or securing of the tax charged by the procedure, specified for the customs obligation.

(4) (revoked – SG 113/07, in force from 01.01.2008)

 

Depositing the tax by non-registered person

Art. 91. (1) In the event of inter-community acquisition of new vehicle under art. 13, par. 2 by non-registered person under this Act the tax shall be deposited by the person in 14-days term from the expiry of the tax period, during which the tax for the acquisition has become exigible.

(2) At inter-community acquisition of excise goods under art. 2, item 4 the tax shall be deposited by the person, who carried out the acquisition, in 14-days term from the expiry of the month, during which the tax has become exigible.

(3) (amend. – SG 106/08, in force from 01.01.2009; revoked – SG 95/09, in force from 01.01.2010)

(4) (amend. – SG 95/09, in force from 01.01.2010; amend. - SG 105/14, in force from 01.01.2015) The tax under par. 1 and 2 shall be deposited in the state budget to the account of the territorial directorate of the National Revenue Agency, where the person is registered or is subject to registration under the Tax-insurance procedure code.

(5) The tax under par. 4 shall be considered deposited on the date, on which the sum has entered the respective account under par. 4.

 
Special features

Imports

The tax due on imported goods is paid together with the business' other value added tax.

 
Economic function







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Environmental taxes



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Tax revenue
ESA95 code d211

Year
Annual tax revenue (millions)
Currency
Tax revenue as % of GDP
Tax revenue as % of total tax revenue
2012 3,739.50 EUR 8.97
2011 3,361.60 EUR 8.21
2010 3,299.00 EUR 8.74
2009 3,156.00 EUR 8.47
2008 3,862.20 EUR 10.33
2007 3,190.20 EUR 9.75
2006 2,834.80 EUR 10.37
2005 2,377.50 EUR 9.91
2004 2,010.60 EUR 9.55
2003 1,585.50 EUR 8.46
2002 1,244.60 EUR 7.14
2001 1,310.50 EUR 8.27
2000 1,169.00 EUR 8.18

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