Possible increase in property taxes by up to 30% in 2027
A new methodology for real estate tax assessment could increase annual taxes and transaction costs. Experts warn of social risks.
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A new methodology for real estate tax assessment could increase annual taxes and transaction costs. Experts warn of social risks.
According to UN data, nearly one in three people in the world can no longer afford a balanced diet. While calories are cheap, nutrient-rich foods are becoming increasingly unaffordable.
Minister of Tourism Ilin Dimitrov and the Ambassador of Qatar to Bulgaria discussed strategies to attract visitors from the Middle East, including the use of influencers and improving information in Arabic.
While Brussels declares livestock farming to be "critical infrastructure," Bulgarian farmers are struggling with a record decline in sheep farming and dairy production, as the market is flooded with cheap imports.
The European Central Bank is closely monitoring energy prices due to the escalation of tensions in the Middle East. Central bank governors warn of a cautious monetary policy.
The sharp decline in IBM shares signals the beginning of a fundamental shift in technology budgets. Investors are redirecting funds from corporate software toward physical artificial intelligence infrastructure.
A new national survey reveals serious challenges facing hoteliers in Bulgaria: a decline in occupancy, rising operating costs, and deteriorating profitability.
Extreme heat in Italy is affecting milk yields and storage costs for Parmigiano Reggiano. An industry generating €4.5 billion is under pressure.
The Dacia Striker positions itself as a new player between hatchbacks and station wagons. With a 600-liter trunk and hybrid options, the model aims to attract families looking for space and economy.
The number of job postings in Bulgaria fell by 8% in June, and by 15% on an annual basis. The hotel and restaurant sector was most affected.
ESO data shows a doubling of hydroelectric power generation in the first half of the year, allowing the country to reduce coal costs and export surplus.
According to NSI, the services production index in Bulgaria reached the highest level in the EU in April, with administrative and professional services sectors leading growth, while real estate and hospitality registered a decline.
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