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Newsletter 224 -25/10/2019
companies have to pre-pay. The government will decide how to share out the rest in the coming weeks
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Amid hiring controversy, ND focusses on new round of tax cuts in latest bill
PoliticsGreek PoliticsGreeks pay income tax. The bill also creates a new non-dom framework to attract high wealth
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PPC posts net loss of 353.2 mln in 9M as energy mix charges hit
EconomyCorporatesrecovery of CO2 emission allowances, reduction of the discount provided to customers who pay on time from
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Ankara tension tops govt agenda, overshadowing social dividend and primary residences
PoliticsGreek Politics, as well as the articles of the Lausanne Peace Treaty which sentenced Greece to pay compensation
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APS bill tabled, allowing use of 12 bln in state guarantees to reduce NPLs
EconomyBankingthe servicers’ SPV will pay the commission annually. Banks note that this is a substantial amount, which
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Business leaders set out steps to attract skilled Greeks as govt offers wage subsidies
Societyresources management systems including performance appraisal, pay-related performance, training etc
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ND mulls next tax cuts as it prepares to unveil new electoral law
PoliticsGreek Politicseuros per year are expected to pay 11 to 23 euros less in tax per month as a result of the reduced
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Greek 15-year bond attracts strong interest, improves debt profile
Economysecond scenario, the PDMA might seek 4 billion to pre-pay official sector loans, notably the IMF, which
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Study calls for sweeping reform of Greek healthcare system
SocietyGreece has a free healthcare system, covered by taxes and insurance programmes, but Greeks still pay
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Government and local authorities reach impasse over migrant centres
PoliticsGreek Politicsto defy the EU and pay for their construction with domestic funds if necessary. While clearly
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