Most Bulgarians Worry Their Salary Won’t Cover Living Costs
A new Eurobarometer survey highlights that 69% of Bulgarians are concerned about receiving unfair wages that may not be sufficient to cover their household expense
The National Revenue Agency (NRA) has reminded companies that they are eligible for a 20% discount on fines if they pay within 14 days of receiving a fine. This incentive is intended to encourage prompt payment and compliance.
According to the NRA, many business owners who have been fined for failing to issue cash receipts or for discrepancies in cash balances choose to pay their fines immediately to benefit from the discount, rather than appealing the fines.
Since the start of the campaign, the NRA has conducted over 1,800 inspections, resulting in more than 350 acts for various infractions. Of these, nearly 100 fines—related to issues such as not issuing receipts and cash register discrepancies—were settled within the 14-day discount period.
Discrepancies in cash balances and failure to issue fiscal receipts remain the most common violations, occurring in approximately one out of every 14 inspections.
The price of Bulgaria’s wholesale consumer basket has risen to 101 leva (€51.6) this week
Bulgarian pensioners living abroad must take steps to ensure they continue receiving their pensions without interruption by submitting
As Bulgaria prepares to adopt the euro on January 1, operators of vending machines for coffee, snacks, and other goods are negotiating a possible one-month extension to reprogram their devices
Today, Bulgaria will experience another strong geomagnetic storm, according to data
Bulgaria can expect unusually warm weather through the end of November
A recent nationwide survey conducted by the TREND agency on behalf of the Technology Industry Alliance shows that Bulgarians hold a very positive view of the telecommunications sector in the country
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