Bulgaria Opposes Introduction of New Taxes Across the EU
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Bulgaria won’t back a European Commission plan to introduce a new value-added tax and a levy on financial transactions across the 27-nation bloc because “it will impose an extra burden” on people and businesses.
Bulgaria has outlined its position on a European Union plan to achieve stronger economic-policy coordination that will help fight the debt crisis and ensure stability in the euro area, the Finance Ministry in Sofia said today.