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An individual from the Bulgarian Black Sea city of Burgas ranks first by earned income for 2011 with close to BGN 12 M. File photo
The top forty of the wealthiest Bulgarians have earned a total of BGN 140 M in 2011.
The data was released by the National Revenue Agency, NRA.
An individual from the Black Sea city of Burgas ranks first by earned income for 2011 with close to BGN 12 M.
In addition, the data shows that in the first two months of 2012 70 000 have already submitted their 2011 tax declarations – of them 6 300 online, with an electronic signature.
The tax declaration deadline in Bulgaria for 2012 is May 2, since April 30 is not a workday. The forms can be submitted online, at the NRA offices across the country, by certified mail, or directly at certain post offices.
More information is available at www.nap.bg and by calling toll free 0700 18 700.
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