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Increase of 27% in purchases in e-pharmacies in the third quarter of 2021
The online pharmacy sector in Greece is galloping with a growth rate of + 27% in value in the third quarter of 2021, compared to the corresponding quarter of 2020.
Electricity suppliers – Negative to RAE proposals for invoicing and bills
For the second time in a few months, the energy suppliers, PPC and private providers, are opposed to the context of the interventions of the Energy Regulatory Authority, which, according to RAE, aim at the transparency of the bills that consumers pay for electricity.
Small and Medium Enterprises – The big dilemma of partnerships or shutdowns
Of the approximately 800,000 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) operating in Greece, more than nine out of ten are very small enterprises and employ up to 10 employees, while only 672 large enterprises have more than 250 employees!
Bulgarian Financier and TISP MP: The "Green Certificate" can Slow Down the Economy
One way to deal with high inflation is to support production and introduce tax breaks. Reducing VAT on food will increase collection and brighten the industry. The introduction of a "Green Certificate" at around 20% vaccination is a mistake that can lead to a slowdown in economic development.
Government discusses rising energy prices
Ljubljana – The government discussed potential measures to contain the impact of soaring energy prices on Wednesday, but no measures have been taken yet pending a discussion on the matter at the EU summit.
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Taxes and Fees Reduced en masse in Europe as Measures Against High Electricity Prices
Taxes and fees are being massively reduced in Europe as measures against high electricity prices. This was said by the member of the Management Board / MB / of the Institute for Energy Management Ivanka Dilovska during a working meeting with journalists.
Bulgarian Customs Agency Notches Record Revenues
The National Customs Agency notched up a record revenues of over 1 bln leva in August 2021 from excise duties, import VAT and customs duties, the Agency said in a press release on Friday.
The Agency's monthly revenues exceeded 1 bln leva for the first time in history. The result was achieved even though there were no regulatory changes or tax increases.
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Finance expects govt action on energy prices
Ljubljana – Gas and electricity prices are likely to increase due to supply constraints and huge demand. Some countries have already taken action to bring down prices, Slovenia could follow suit, business daily Finance argues in Monday’s commentary.
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Officials looking into scheme to curb excessive rent increase
Officials at the Treasury and Finance Ministry are studying a proposal to launch a scheme that would allow private companies to build homes and lease them out to boost dwelling unit supply and to curb excessive rent increases.
CITUB: Minimum Wage in Bulgaria to Become BGN 764 in 2022
The Confederation of Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria insist that in 2022 minimum wage in the country should amount to BGN 764 and the average to be BGN 1,729.