Borisov: We make enormous efforts in the fight against the gray sector – Bulgaria

Prime Minister Boyko Borisov badured the company that a huge effort was being made to fight against contraband and the gray sector . The Prime Minister attends the award ceremony of the Bulgarian Association of the industrial capital "Light Economy". Borisov announced the Association of Bulgarian Employers' Organizations for the winner in the category "For a person or organization that has contributed to limiting and preventing the informal economy through an active position »

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The Prime Minister congratulates the winners and all the nominees. Nobody can declare the two parents badociations of the government pointed out the prime minister, referring to the AICB charts for the economy, according to which the share of the economy Gray of the past year has reached 25%, at its higher levels during the term of BSP. In just two and a half months of government service – 120 million less in customs, added Borisov. K when someone is made more honorable than the pope, to look at the graphs, he added. The Prime Minister pointed out that cigarette smuggling would fall below 6%. We make enormous efforts in the struggle with the gray sector, and in the struggle with the yellow news

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The president of the BIC of the VIC, Vbadil Velev said at the ceremony: (19459015), plus the economy of light is great, more budget revenue, the fair rules for business and fair competition . That is why the limitation of the underground economy is among the priorities of the Association, he added, and pointed out that, according to the employer's estimates for the ## 147 ## Last year the gray sector was 25% . In the words of Velev the lightening of the economy is correlated with the political and financial stability of the country. However, Velev pointed out that "the aggressive administrative growth of the minimum income and the minimum wage is not clear how much income increases but certainly leads to an increase in the gray sector."

Deputy Prime Minister Valeri Simeonov received the award in the category "For a normative law or administrative practice that limits the underground economy and improve the business climate" as President of the National Council tripartite cooperation for its contribution to the preparation of one in the law on labor migration and the mobility of the workforce. The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized the active role of the legal departments of the various ministries in the work on the bill and added that this price should be shared with them.