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The Director of Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency (NRA), Krasimir Stefanov, defines the 2010 tax season as successful.
Out of all people who have submitted tax returns during the 2010 tax season, 3 Bulgarians have declared revenues of over BGN 10 M, the Director of the National Revenue Agency (NRA), Krasimir Stefanov, informs.
Stefanov, who gave Thursday an account of the 2010 tax season, said that a total of 530 000 people have submitted declarations which is with 13 000 more compared to 2009 while for businesses 30 000 more have declared taxes in 2010.
The NRA Director pointed out that Bulgarian people are becoming more disciplined despite their reduced income in times of crisis and begin to understand that they must pay taxes if they want to live in a normal State. He defined the 2010 tax season as successful.
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