Massive Inspections by the NRA on the Black Sea Coast
The summer control campaign of the National Revenue Agency (NRA) is in full swing, and the results show an alarming trend. About 40% of the inspected commercial establishments in Burgas and the surrounding region are operating in violation of the legislation.
"Most often, receipts are not issued, or customers are provided with documents that resemble fiscal receipts but are not," commented Anna Mitova, Director of the Communications Directorate at the NRA.
Key findings from the inspections:
- Illegal alcohol and tobacco: In a joint operation with the Customs Agency, hookah tobacco without an excise stamp and establishments without a license for trading tobacco products were discovered in coastal venues.
- Cash register violations: Discrepancies were found between reported sales and actual cash on hand. In 14 establishments, there were no fiscal devices at all.
- Labor law violations: Employees were found working without employment contracts, and the information has been forwarded to the Labor Inspectorate.
Since the start of the campaign on June 29 to date, 1,500 inspections have been carried out on the Black Sea coast, leading to the issuance of 470 acts. Nationwide, the NRA has conducted over 27,500 inspections since the beginning of the year, during which nearly 11,000 violations were identified.