Within the space of two weeks National Revenue Agency officials have inspected 800 outlets along the Black Sea coastline – catering establishments, discotheques, bars, grocery stores, the agency has announced. More than 150 statements of violation have been issued most often for non-issuance of till receipts, discrepancies between the sums registered in the cash register and the cash actually there.
The data from the inspections conducted as part of the summer control campaign show that fiscal discipline in Bulgaria’s seaside resorts is improving, the National Revenue Agency says. No seasonal workers working without a contract with the employer have so far been ascertained.
The control campaign along the Black Sea coast will continue until the end of the summer season. Hundreds of seaside venues have been placed under active surveillance.
On Tuesday, the weather in Bulgaria will be cloudy, in many places in Western and Central Bulgaria with rain showers. Rainfall will be significant in quantity in Western Bulgaria and the Rhodopes. Thunderstorms are also expected. In Eastern Bulgaria,..
The College of Prosecutors of the Supreme Judicial Council has agreed to resume the suspended procedure for the election of the Prosecutor-General. According to the adopted timetable, the hearing of the candidates and the election of a new Prosecutor..
After the Central Electoral Commission refused the registration of the two factions of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms party (DPS) with coalitions of DPS, the leader Ahmed Dogan and chairman Jevdet Chakarov submitted documents for independent..
From today until September 15, Sofia's Vitosha boulevard and the park in front of the National Palace of Culture are transformed into a huge open-air..
It is 80 years, on 9 September, since the communist coup d'état which put an end to the Kingdom of Bulgaria. Talking about the communist past is..
Over a hundred participants in the voluntary teams of the Bulgarian Red Cross for disaster and crisis action, as well as representatives of the..
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