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Changes related to tax-insurance requirements and publication of financial statements during the period of emergency. The dynamically changing situation related to the corona virus requires strict measures to protect public health and protect citizens from the direct physical threat of COVID-19. In order to overcome possible difficulties in the declaration and payment of taxes and social security contributions, as a result of the emergency measures introduced, the National Assembly adopted changes related to the tax and insurance requirements during the period of emergency:

The largest employer in Ruse retains all of its staff, despite the difficulties of the emergency situation. Due to the complex global situation in Europe and America, many of the company's customers - car manufacturers - stop their production, which leads to a decrease in orders for VITTE Automotive Bulgaria. The company is forced to slow down and stop production for 2 weeks.

With the adoption of Decree No. 55 of March 30, 2020 on determining the terms and conditions for payment of compensation to employers in order to preserve the employment of workers and employees during the state of emergency, announced by a decision of the National Assembly of March 13, 2020 ( Decree), the Employment Agency opened a procedure for employers to apply for compensation payments in order to preserve the employment of workers during the state of emergency.

VITTE Automotive Bulgaria, one of the largest companies in our country in the automotive sector and a member of RTIK, distinguished itself with all preventive measures in the emergency situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.

Work on the European initiative ADMA (European Advanced Manufacturing Support Centre) is about to start in Ruse, which aims to provide industrial solutions for the optimization of small and medium-sized enterprises. The task was undertaken by certified auditors in the area, in cooperation with the Ruse Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Ruse Chamber of Commerce and Industry continues to expand its network of business partners and opportunities, after on January 29 the institution signed a memorandum of cooperation with the oldest chamber of commerce in Hungary - the Budapest Chamber, which has a rich 170-year history. The Hungarian organization is also among the initiators of the establishment of the Danube Federation of Chambers of Commerce.