One of the key factors behind this growth is Bulgaria’s low tax rates—for both businesses and individuals. Bulgaria has traditionally maintained some of the lowest corporate and personal tax rates in the EU, making it highly attractive to investors and entrepreneurs. The low tax burden not only stimulates domestic consumption and investment, but also strengthens the confidence of foreign capital.

Unlike some other European countries, including Romania, which are discussing or have already introduced tax increases, Bulgaria has clearly stated that it will not raise taxes—the business community strongly opposes such measures, and the government is listening to the voice of entrepreneurs. As a result, the country preserves its status as a tax-friendly destination, encouraging further growth and investment interest.

Rising GDP goes hand in hand with growing interest from international investors—companies are increasingly looking to Bulgaria as a base for developing manufacturing, services, and technology projects. The favorable tax environment, strategic position within the EU, and a stable labor market make the country a preferred destination for new capital.
The government continues to work toward a supportive business environment, including through appropriate regulation, support for small and medium-sized enterprises, and efforts to modernize infrastructure.