Bulgaria’s Govt Approves Accountancy Bill Including Anti-Red Tape Measures
Bulgaria’s government has approved a draft Accountancy Act envisaging anti-red tape provisions.
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Bulgaria’s government has approved a draft Accountancy Act envisaging anti-red tape provisions.
Taxies levied on cars and real estate in four Bulgarian municipalities may now be paid online via the website of the National Revenue Agency (NRA).
Bulgaria’s Energy Minister Temenuzhka Petkova and Slovakia’s Economy Minister Vazil Hudak confirmed the political support of the two countries for the Eastring gas pipeline project and discussed the next steps towards its implementation.
The new prices of electricity will be announced on July 31at a sitting of the Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (KEVR).
Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry has pledged to develop a training program for people applying for visas to the United States.
Eight projects of six EU Member States will be the first to receive funding under the so-called Juncker Plan.
In the first quarter of 2015, Bulgaria had the third-lowest government debt to GDP ratio in the EU, at 29.6%, preceded by Estonia with 10.5% and Luxembourg with 21.6%, according to Eurostat data.
The two largest parties represented in the Bulgarian parliament – GERB and BSP failed to reach an agreement on the tabled constitutional amendments.
Two protests calling for genuine judicial reform are taking place near the building of the Bulgarian Parliament on Wednesday.
The talks on garnering parliamentary majority for the amendments to the Bulgarian constitution will continue on Wednesday.
A German tourist, aged 32, drowned in the Black Sea off the Bulgarian resort of Slanchev Bryag (Sunny Beach) on Tuesday.
A child has gone missing in the waters of the Danube river near the Bulgarian city of Ruse on Tuesday.
Nikolay Hristov, Director of the National Science Fund (NSF) at Bulgaria’s Ministry of Education and Science (MES), has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Turkish authorities have confirmed the identity of the suspected suicide bomber, who carried out the attack in the southeastern town of Suruc on Monday, which left at least 32 people dead and injured hundreds.
In order for the Bulgarian judicial reform to succeed it will not only need pressure coming from the civil society and “a person in power to start the reform”, but also some outside help from the EU.
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