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Newsletter 2 - 07/11/2014
much further ground on fiscal targets, pension reform and VAT, which are some of the key obstacles
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Newsletter 3 - 14/11/2014
, changing the terms and conditions for retirement, increasing the VAT rates in specific sectors
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Target revisions leave 880 mln budget shortfall in Oct despite 2.6 bln primary surplus
Economyand 3 percent in the 10-month period to 18.86 billion reflecting a drop in VAT and consumption taxes
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Greek budget primary surplus up to 3.53 bln at end of November despite revenue shortfall
EconomyMacroeconomyfor the settlement of unpaid tax in up to 100 instalments. In contrast, VAT revenues as well
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Samaras sets out New Democracy's plans for growth
Economyannouncements involve the introduction of tax breaks for sole proprietors, extension of VAT exemption
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Travel surplus soars 57.2 pct in November on surging tourist arrivals
Economygovernment proposal to double the hotel VAT rate to 13 percent (to cover the anticipated by the troika 2015
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Greek primary surplus shrinks by 1.7 bln in Dec as revenues miss 2014 target by 3.1 bln
Economya shortfall of 452 million. VAT revenues showed a similar movement easing 1.3 percent in December
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As negotiations start, Greek coalition draws confidence from public opinion
PoliticsGreek Politicsa request for January and February VAT payments to be made. She also called on taxpayers to take advantage
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Eurogroup leaves Tsipras with difficult but not impossible deal to sell at home
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the previous government, such as further pension cuts and increases to VAT on Greek islands
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As coalition prepares first draft laws, Tsipras may avoid Parliament vote on extension
PoliticsGreek Politicsat this early stage. In his interview, Varoufakis committed to not raising VAT on islands, books
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