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Up to 4 years work in the EU institutions
Bulgarian state employee could work in the European institution no longer than 4 years as the Parliament passed the Government official act’s amendments on second readings. For the period of work in…
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Russian expert: Bulgaria is most profitable for real estate investments
Bulgaria is one of the most profitable countries in Europe for real estate investments according to the proportion between price and quality and the annual real estate price increase, a Russian expert…
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Ministry of Labour suggested the average pension age to be 68 years
The average pension age shall be 68 years. This foresees the present work load strategy of the Ministry of Labour and Social Politics for the period 2008-2015. By the end of the period the coefficient…
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All sole proprietors’ income with legal acknowledged expense
Natural persons, registered as sole proprietors, pay legally recognized capital gain tax on their incomes coming from their subsidiary activities as announced by the National Revenue agency. The Instruction…
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The Parliament passed changes in the Forestry Act
The Parliament drastically increased the fines for non-observance of the order in procedures for changing the function of forests. The violators shall pay fines from 3 000 to 15 000 BGN when until now…
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Amendments in the Road Traffic Act
Amendments in the Road Traffic Act passed on today’s vote in the Parliament shall be promulgated in the State Gazette next week. The amendments concern the so called replacement payments. The concessioner…
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5000 BGN fine if inappropriate language used at the seaside
Inappropriate language shall be punished with a fine up to 5 000 BGN. This amendment is foreseen in the Regulation for public peace and security, proposed by the mayor of Bourgas Dimitar Nikolov. The…
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Fines under 100 BGN shall not be appealed
The new Administrative-penal code foresees that fines smaller than 100 BGN shall no longer be appealed in court. It is being prepared by the Ministry of Justice. In the present conditions you cannot appeal…
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