Citing informators from the Economy Ministry, the paper said that in the first three quarters of this year “in areas earlier characterised by illegal trade” 15% more VAT was paid than in the same period last year.
The paper added, however, that a more dynamic economy, the government’s scheme to cut utilities prices, and the accounting of higher real wages also contributed to the increase.
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