Greek Tax Authorities Target 18,000 Companies Registered in Bulgaria
Greek tax authorities have launched inspections into the operations of thousands of Greek-registered companies operating in Bulgaria
Sofia Ring Mall, which is to become Bulgaria's largest retail and entertainment destination together with the closely located store of IKEA Bulgaria, will be the first building to be unveiled in the mega complex next year.
Notos, the largest Greek department store chain, is to enter Bulgaria in the new Sofia Ring Mall, which is set to become the country’s largest retail and entertainment destination together with the closely located store of IKEA Bulgaria.
The popular Greek chain will be among the key tenants at Sofia Ring Mall, which plans to welcome its first clients in March 2014, the investors in the mall announced.
The shopping mall is part of a whole new district with a residential complex and a business project to be erected in the capital near Bulgaria's sole IKEA store.
Greek investors Fourlis and Danaos plan to invest EUR 70 M in a residential complex and a further EUR 50 M in a business project, both part of the EUR 300 M Sofia Ring Development.
Sofia Ring Development is scheduled to be fully completed in 2019.
Sofia Ring Mall, which is to become Bulgaria's largest retail and entertainment destination together with the closely located store of IKEA Bulgaria, will be the first building to be unveiled in the mega complex next year.
The shopping center will provide to its customers views towards the city and Vitosha Mountain and a lot of green areas.
The euro has been in use since 1999 as a non-cash accounting unit and since 2002 as physical currency.
Farm Sense AD, a long-standing agribusiness company based in the Dobrudja region, has initiated bankruptcy proceedings in the Sofia City Court
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Public spending in Bulgaria is rising faster than revenues, driving the budget deficit upward, according to participants at the roundtable “Bulgaria’s Fiscal Policy and Sustainable Economic Vision with Eurozone Entry”, organized by the Bulgarian Associati
Prices of essential food products in Bulgaria have risen sharply over the past five years, with the upward trend continuing into 2025, according to data from the National Statistical Institute (NSI).
Pension insurance contributions will not increase in 2026, while pensions themselves will be updated from 1 July under the Swiss indexation formula, resulting in an expected rise of 7–8%.
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