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A total of 1 019 939 Bulgarian citizens have an average monthly income of up to BGN 340, according to data of the National Revenue Agency (NRA) for 2014.
The statistics, provided in a written response of Finance Minister Vladislav Goranov to MPs from the opposition, show that 1 400 096 Bulgarians have an average monthly income of BGN 340-1000.
A total of 268 105 Bulgarians have an average monthly income of BGN 1000-1514, a total of 90 580 Bulgarians have an average monthly income of BGN 1514-2000, a total of 118 999 Bulgarians have an average monthly income of BGN 2000-5000, a total of 15 773 Bulgarians have an average monthly income of BGN 500-10 000, and a total of 6751 Bulgarians have an average monthly income of over BGN 10 000, according to NRA data.
The total average household income increased by BGN 71 on the year in the first quarter of 2015, reaching BGN 2 872.4.
The total average income per household member increased by 0.8% on the year in Q1, 2015 to BGN 1 186.9.
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