Bulgaria Gets Green Light for Eurozone

[polonieth]

Interesting development
I've actually been considering Bulgaria as a base for a while, mainly because of the flat 10% corporate tax and relatively low cost of living. If the Eurozone accession goes through in the next year or so, that could really change the playing field, especially in terms of banking.

Right now, the banking system is decent but not always ideal for international use.
Full integration into the Eurozone could make cross border payments smoother and possibly improve the country’s perception for compliance heavy partners like Stripe, Wise, etc.

That said, I’m curious how this will affect the local advantages, will the 10% tax rate remain, or will Brussels start pushing for alignment?
Same goes for company registration: will it become more regulated, or stay as friendly as it is now?

Would be great to hear from anyone on the ground or already using a Bulgarian setup, what’s the general mood?

If they adopt the Euro, then I think taxes will definitely rise. As they will have no other choice to bring in money once s**t hits the fan. It is going to be an absolute disaster I don't think people realise tbh. Prices double, wages only up 20% at best.