Bulgaria: Caretaker Government Appoints New CEO of National Revenue Agency
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The caretaker cabinet has appointed Rumen Spetsov Executive Director of the National Revenue Agency (NRA). He is replacing Galya Dimitrova, who was relieved of her duties, the Government Information Service said on Friday.
Spetsov has been a consultant on finance and tax legislation in recent years after having over 10 years' experience at the NRA
until 2015. He has expertise in tax policy and legislation and in national security protection. He has graduated in Economics
and Trade and in Internal Financial Control from the Academy of Economics in Svishtov (Northern Bulgaria) and in National
Security Protection from the Interior Ministry's Academy.
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