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  1. Programme review talks continue, progress on tax, pensions and NPLs at a premium
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    . According to this quadriga proposal, the current tax-free threshold of 9,550 euros would be lowered

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  2. Newsletter 67 - 18/03/2016

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    to an agreement on individual income tax”. It is understood that the tax-free threshold would remain

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  3. Athens and creditors edge closer on tax and pensions but gap remains on NPLs

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    understand that the tax-free threshold would be maintained above 9,000 euros, which is lower than

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  4. Some progress made as Greek programme review heads for break
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    , the government has proposed a lowering of the tax-free threshold from its current level of 9,550 to 9,100

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  5. New nationalist party in the making

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    , Baltakos and other aides enjoyed a largely free reign in their efforts to push New Democracy to the right

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  6. Newsletter 68 - 01/04/2016

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    . The government has also proposed a lowering of the current tax-free threshold of 9,550 to 9,100 euros, which

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  7. Range of issues unresolved as programme talks resume in Athens

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    of the tax-free threshold to 9,100 euros from 9,550 and new scales for income tax and the solidarity

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  8. Newsletter 69 - 08/04/2016

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    ) on an annual basis. The latest government plan also incorporates a lowering of the tax-free

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  9. Poor conditions in Greece fail to deter refugees from wanting to continue journey

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    percent) blamed the government/regime. Isis was blamed by 36.3 percent, the Free Syrian Army by 22.4

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  10. Greek bailout talks yet to conclude as start of IMF meetings approaches
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    of disagreement relates to the level of the tax-free threshold, with the government sticking to its

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