On 17 march 2023, the Ministry of Finance has released a proposal to impose a temporary solidarity contribution across all industries, which is now open for public discussion. Bulgaria has already implemented a solidarity contribution on the fossil fuel sector, which involves 33% tax on profits above a certain threshold. The new contribution will be applicable to all entities that are liable to pay corporate income tax, including those subjects to an alternative taxation system.
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