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The NRA from Bulgaria has launched a campaign aimed at online merchants

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The National Revenue Agency has launched a campaign "Taxation of sales from online commerce", aimed at both online retailers and consumers of goods and services on the Internet. "The initiative aims to clarify in which cases the sale of goods on the Internet is subject to taxation and to encourage the voluntary declaration of income”, the agency said.
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As part of the campaign, consumers who shop online will be encouraged to choose reliable retailers and, if they come across an incorrect one, to report it to the revenue agency.

The NRA's Facebook pages - "Get in touch with taxes" and "Get your receipt" explain the rights and obligations of online traders and their customers, as well as what are their opportunities to report if they come across an unfair trader.

Consumers should know that when shopping online, it is necessary to receive a payment document for their purchases. By requiring a receipt, they guarantee their consumer rights and reduce the risk of concealment of income by traders, reminded by the NRA.

The campaign will last three months.

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