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  1. PM opts for unconventional choice to overcome snag at new ministry
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in place next year, accompanied by a lower trade tax and reduced VAT for catering and accommodation

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  2. Price hikes pose fresh challenge for government

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    households. Mitsotakis is also planning to keep the reduced 13 pct VAT rate on coffee, transport, cinemas

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  3. Newsletter 307 - 10/09/2021

    Newsletters

    available to some low income households. Mitsotakis is also planning to keep the reduced 13 pct VAT

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  4. Govt grabs opportunity offered by escape clause to entice voters with support package
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    Economy

    million euros. The reduced VAT rates for certain services linked with tourism will cost 64 million euros

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  5. ND eyes more tax relief as early elections come into play
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    VAT on animal feed. Reports suggest that more communications set pieces of this type can be expected

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  6. Newsletter 308 - 17/09/2021

    Newsletters

    , which will hit this year’s budget with 660 million euros. Maintaining the lower VAT rates for certain

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  7. Draft 2022 budget represents first attempt to restore post-pandemic fiscal order

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and services are expected to increase by 2.3 billion euros, a rise of 1.6 billion euros in VAT and 600

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  8. Newsletter 311 - 08/10/2021

    Newsletters

    in 2022. Taxes on products and services are expected to increase by 1.6 billion euros in VAT and 600

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  9. Government and citizens in Montenegro: Turning a deaf ear to warnings, measures and responsibility
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    Agora

    a reduced rate of value added tax (VAT) of seven percent on all services in catering (food and drink

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  10. The case of SYRIZA's fiscal performance
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    Agora

    column). The biggest tax increase was in indirect taxes (VAT etc.). This is remarkable for a left

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