Received a letter or summons from the NRA about undeclared income?
Defence, corrections and lawful structuring for income from abroad, platforms (OnlyFans, YouTube, TikTok, Upwork), Revolut, crypto or digital sales.
A full analysis of your case before any contact with the tax authority. Strictly confidential.
Situations where we can help right away
Whether you already have a letter from the NRA or want to put things in order before one arrives.
- Questions about transfers via Revolut, Wise, Stripe, PayPal or foreign accounts.
- Income from content, monetisation or freelance platforms for past years.
- Crypto trades on Binance, Coinbase, Kraken and other exchanges.
- Unfiled annual tax returns (Art. 50 of the Personal Income Tax Act) or missed deadlines.
- Written objections, supporting evidence and corrective returns.
- Choosing the right setup: individual, freelance professional or a limited company (EOOD).
- VAT registration when you work with EU and US platforms (Art. 97a of the VAT Act) - why almost every digital creator falls under it.
- Lawful recognition of expenses (equipment, software, travel, studio) to lower the tax base.
Panic is pointless. Doing nothing is dangerous.
The NRA already receives data automatically under EU directives. A letter from the NRA does not automatically mean a fine or court, if you respond on time and with solid arguments.
The biggest mistake is to meet a tax inspector without a prepared accounting position and exact calculations.
Platforms such as OnlyFans, Upwork, Etsy and Airbnb report their users' income.
Banks and financial institutions abroad exchange data on the accounts of Bulgarian tax residents.
Since 1 January 2026, EU crypto exchanges collect data on their clients' trades. The first exchange takes place in 2027.
The process in 3 clear steps
Frequently asked questions
Respect the deadline in the letter, but do not reply in a hurry. Send us the letter and your account statements. We analyse the case and prepare a position and calculations before you contact the NRA.
Yes. Profit from selling crypto is declared in the annual tax return and is taxable. We help you calculate the profit correctly, including for past years and trades across several exchanges.
Yes. We use the information you give us only to work on your case and never share it with third parties.
The price depends on the complexity of the case: the number of years, the income sources and whether an audit is already open. After the initial review you get a clear quote before we start.
Send us your case for analysis
Fill in the form, or call us directly if your case is urgent. All communication is confidential.