MF Closes Loopholes for New Home Purchases Without VAT ↗
Front page leadThe Ministry of Finance is reportedly closing loopholes that allowed for the purchase of new homes without paying Value Added Tax.
Bulgaria
The front page of Sega news website from Bulgaria covers a range of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include government actions related to the digital voting system, the closure of a commission, and legal proceedings. International news features US-related scandals in Romania…
The Ministry of Finance is reportedly closing loopholes that allowed for the purchase of new homes without paying Value Added Tax.
The US Ambassador to Athens has reportedly caused significant scandals in both Romania and Greece, indicating potential diplomatic tensions.
Regulations have been updated regarding gifts of homemade rakia, with a single bottle being permissible but a whole case being prohibited.
The Bulgarian government has been criticized and metaphorically 'awarded' for its decision to close the commission related to historical dossiers.
The Minister of Finance has publicly condemned the head of the Bulgarian National Bank for their recent criticisms.
Ukraine has reportedly carried out a significant military operation utilizing combat robots for the first time.
Unexpected revelations have emerged from witnesses in the legal case concerning K. Petkov and the arrest of Borisov.
The Hungarian parliament has voted to remove the parliamentary immunity of Prime Minister Peter Magyar.
The father of a 15-year-old boy who died on Okolchitsa has requested the exhumation of his son's body.
A football coach with significant experience in the German Bundesliga is set to take over as manager of the CSKA team.
A new regulation states that a fine of 1000 euros will be imposed for possessing foreign homemade rakia.
Police pursued a driver without a license for 35 kilometers as they were traveling at speeds exceeding 200 km/h.
An analysis suggests that the systemic collapse within the healthcare system is manifesting even before patients reach hospitals.
An opinion piece discussing the foreign policy strategies and their implications.
Azerbaijan and the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) are gaining significant strategic importance for the European Union's energy supply.
An article implying significant and possibly drastic restructuring or cuts within the Ministry of Interior.
An article questioning the unusual aspects or influence of a manager at Lukoil.
An article likely discussing political maneuvering and behind-the-scenes influence involving Yotova and Gyurov.
The costs associated with supporting the machine voting system have reached a substantial 15 million euros.
A candidate running for vice president has been discovered to hold Soviet citizenship, potentially impacting their eligibility.
Twenty-four presidential candidates are each receiving 20,000 euros to fund their media advertising campaigns.
The largest number of applications to vote in the upcoming presidential elections have come from citizens residing in Turkey.
The legal proceedings concerning the election of Vasil Terziev as mayor are expected to extend beyond his current term in office.