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Stefanov proposed the 'tax literacy hour' during a meeting with students participating in the ‘Manager for a Day’ initiative in the NRA offices. Photo by BGNES
Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency Executive Director, Krasimir Stefanov, has proposed for ‘tax literacy’ lessons to be introduced into Bulgarian high schools.
Stefanov proposed the 'tax literacy hour' during a meeting with students participating in the ‘Manager for a Day’ initiative in the NRA offices.
Five 11th grade students were given their first lesson in ‘tax culture by Stefanov himself on Monday as they were introduced to the working of the NRA.
Stefanov concluded by introducing the students to the large number of services that the NRA head offices provide to the citizens of Bulgaria.
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