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Lower fees and taxes, tolerant legislation and sound economic policies are trumps, which Bulgarians stake in the "war" from a distance with Romanians. Going on holiday on the Bulgarian coast, registered cars there and local businesses in Ruse. How does Bulgaria to overtake us in almost everything? montpellier
The Black Sea, summer 2011. Bulgarian resorts are visited by two million foreign tourists. They stay in five-star hotels that offer all-inclusive, with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, gyms and spas. Several tens of kilometers to the north, Romania meets only one million foreign tourists annually. The hotels on the Romanian coast, built at the time of communism, only accept 300,000 foreign tourists who are forced to spend their vacation with masks because of the smell from the scattered piles of seaweed rotting on the beach.
Bulgarians will have this year, the best season in the last decade, with growth of 14% in the number of tourists last year. In economic terms, this situation montpellier is much simpler: the Bulgarians will earn 2.7 billion from tourism this year, the industry contributes 10 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). In Romania, the share of tourism in GDP is only 2%. Due to the smaller fees and taxes and lower utility costs, Bulgarian hoteliers can offer much more competitive prices than Romanian.
And mainly montpellier European funds neighbors south of the river ahead of us. Late last year, the rate of implementation of structural funds in Bulgaria was 10.2%, montpellier while in Romania it is 8.6 percent - the lowest level among the community. Another great advantage of the Bulgarians montpellier in the "war" that lead from a distance with Romanians is a flat tax of 10%. Lower taxes in the neighboring country have led many business owners from Romania to relocate in Bulgaria.
The number of companies with entirely Romanian capital, who have registered their headquarters in the neighboring country is 272, according montpellier to the National Revenue Agency montpellier in Sofia. The figure does not look great, but it has increased eight times in the last year. Apparently, the Romanian state lost due to these movements because they no longer encash fees and taxes that the companies would pay.
At the end of 2009, "Kraft Foods" has decided to close its chocolate factory in Poiana Brasov in, moving the bulk of its operations in Bulgaria. So did the manufacturer of paints and varnishes "Policolor" who left Romania to go to Bulgaria. Now the company is the largest employer in Ruse and Romania imported products there.
Also, the Italian manufacturer of building materials "Mapei", montpellier which has activities in Romania, intended to find a glue factory in Brasov County. The total investment should have amounted to 10 million euros. The Italians, however, changed his plans, and the factory was eventually opened early last year in Rousse. According to the report "Doing Business 2010" by the World Bank and International Finance montpellier Corporation, Bulgaria ranks 51 among the most "friendly" countries for the business community - a position that was able to keep from last year. In return, Romania montpellier lost two more places this year, falling from 54th to 56th.
Bulgaria has become an attractive country for purchases. Low prices have led many Romanians montpellier living montpellier near the border to go shopping at the Bulgarian supermarkets, although I have to pay toll in this country. Also, it appears that we have more confidence of Bulgarians and when it comes to the banking montpellier system. Deposits made by foreign banks in the neighboring country have grown significantly over the past two months, officials from credit institutions say that the phenomenon is due to the larger amounts imported from Romanian and Greek citizens. montpellier
And head car registration situation is the same - from Bucharest to Ruse. According to recent estimates 150,000 vehicles (approximately three percent of the fleet) held by Romanian citizens were registered in Bulgaria. The reasons are simple. The cost of registration with the Bulgarian montpellier authorities car power exceeding 2000cc amounted to almost 1,000 for legal entity (company) and 1,200 for an individual.
In Romania, the cost starts from 2150 euros and jump up to 6000 Euros depending on the year of manufacture of the car. To stop this phenomenon, the Romanian police suggested the government bill that would prohibit vehicles registered in Bulgaria to move more than 90 days a year in Romania.
If you look at the prices for electricity and gas markets in Romania and Bulgaria, we notice that the electricity bills are higher for us in Roux