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Sofia City Council Adopts 2026 Budget; Tax Valuations Set to Rise

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 24
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What happened

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The Sofia City Council adopted the 2026 budget late, citing delays in the national budget approval. Mayor Vasil Terziev stated that the current budget effectively covers only three-quarters of the year. Deputy Mayor Georgi Klisurski announced that tax valuations are expected to increase by 30% in 2027 and by 35% in 2028.

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Why it matters

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The late adoption of the 2026 budget requires the municipality to prioritize the 2027 financial framework. The projected rise in tax valuations will affect Sofia's future revenues and municipal planning.

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Who's involved

  • Vasil TerzievMayor of Sofia, who discussed the need to prepare the 2027 financial framework.
  • Georgi KlisurskiDeputy Mayor for Finance, who announced the projected increases in tax valuations.
  • SofiaThe city where the council adopted the 2026 budget and manages infrastructure.

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  • BulgariaSpeculative

    Bulgaria's national strategic transport infrastructure might see changes in funding due to municipal financial shifts.

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