Economical reforms in Bulgaria
Day 1,629, 11:46
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by ivan.europe
This article is written by the Bulgarian ambassador in Ireland. I publish this here on his behalf.
Greetings eCitizens of eIreland, eBrothers of eBulgaria!
eBulgarian ambassador here is speaking.
In this verry interesting moments of this game, eBulgarian government has decided to decrease both the Import tax and the VAT for food and weapons. The new taxes will be fixed at 1% and the cuts will become active from day 1629 (Today). All of you, eBrothers and eSisters, are invited to come and trade in Bulgaria taking advantage of the free market conditions.
Faithfully regards,
Todor Jivkov
eBulgarian ambassador in eIreland
For questions about eBulgariaPM me or go to #bg-mofa in Rizon.
Greetings eCitizens of eIreland, eBrothers of eBulgaria!
eBulgarian ambassador here is speaking.
In this verry interesting moments of this game, eBulgarian government has decided to decrease both the Import tax and the VAT for food and weapons. The new taxes will be fixed at 1% and the cuts will become active from day 1629 (Today). All of you, eBrothers and eSisters, are invited to come and trade in Bulgaria taking advantage of the free market conditions.
Faithfully regards,
Todor Jivkov
eBulgarian ambassador in eIreland
For questions about eBulgariaPM me or go to #bg-mofa in Rizon.
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Why Ireland dont do something like that?
Noooooooooo. High taxes means more money to steal from irish people by The Familly......
wow Kurgan, you just prove me how big noob you are!
Ireland tried this for 1/2yr Kurgan. The country was bankrupted by it,
We don't have the population etc to drive such a system.
GL to Bulgaria with this o/
Free market is great, unless theres a country thats bigger than you... which in Irelands case is pretty much everyone 😞