The EC Will Reassess Bulgaria’s Deficit in November
The European Commission (EC) will issue a new assessment under the excessive deficit procedure against Bulgaria in November
The European Commission (EC) will issue a new assessment under the excessive deficit procedure against Bulgaria in November
Tax credits for children will be frozen in 2026 and work experience will now be calculated based on actual hours worked. The National Assembly decided
The National Assembly adopted the controversial provisions in the 2026 state budget, which grant the Minister of Regional Development and Public Works
The National Assembly approved a budget deficit of 5.7% for this year. This took place during the second reading of the state budget bill on Friday
Bulgaria continues to lead the European Union (EU) in fuel price increases. This is shown by the latest data for June from the European statistical office Eurostat
The new method for calculating work experience—based on actual hours worked – will take effect on January 1, 2027, rather than September 1 of this year
Bulgaria’s public debt-to-GDP ratio stood at 28.5% in the first quarter of 2026, according to Eurostat data. This ranks the country third from the bottom in the European Union
Bulgaria has the highest budget deficit in the European Union for the first quarter of 2026. This is shown by preliminary data from the European statistical office Eurostat
Given current trends in Bulgaria, the country’s pension system may soon begin to be financed primarily from the budget rather than from social security contributions
The government is ready to help the German Bosch Group “in any way we can” to stimulate the company’s investment and growth in Bulgaria