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  1. Newsletter 209 -07/06/2019

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    taking limited consideration of the ability to pay, lowering the VAT will only raise Greece’s VAT gap... on Friday that will cancel the reduction of the tax-free threshold for incomes that had been lined up... responded by saying that they have also made it clear they do not intend to drop the threshold

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  2. Greece and lenders hold inconclusive talks on tax and pensions
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    have to pay an additional annual tax of 300 euros. We understand that the tax-free threshold... the two sides. On the tax front, the institutions insist the current tax-free threshold of 9,550 euros... with income above that threshold, including those who were previously untaxed. The first tax rate

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  3. EU elections in Greece: Applying a different scale of values
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    or pension funds, which covers most debtors, would be allowed to pay as little as 20 euros per month... now stands on the threshold of power, voted against the first programme (including current leader... as well as a 1,000-euro increase in the tax-free threshold for each child born into a household

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  4. Newsletter 492 - 23/01/2026

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    under 30 and families with children. The benefits became visible in the first pay cheques...PoliticsMitsotakis holds line on 3% election threshold as past crises re‑emergeA cabinet meeting... of a possible change to the threshold for electing MPs and to set out plans to extend voting rights

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  5. Unpopular but effective property tax returns for another year

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    Minister Giorgos Houliarakis recently said that 6 million households will pay the same or even lower ENFIA for 2016 compared to the previous year, while 500,000 are expected to pay a higher amount... value were due to pay at least 50,000 euros each with the aggregate amount reaching 265.7 million

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  6. PM sees 'new Greece' rising from Hellinikon rubble, pledges more aid for struggling firms

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    days in office. Instead, it has taken a year before he could pay a visit to the site in southern... will pay for the demolition work and oversee the successful conclusion of the tender for the casino... be expanded, along with a reduction in the tax businesses have to pay in advance this year. Companies

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  7. Athens taking more time to consider 2019 measures ahead of budget talks
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    to boost spending following the Mati disaster. All of this is subject to the discussions that Greece

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  8. Cabinet reshuffle expected to presage coalition's revival effort
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    to hang on that long due to the souring of the public’s mood following the Mati disaster. “Until

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  9. A moment to reflect, not celebrate

    Agora

    Well, the first thing to say is: Celebrate what? Until the recent devastating fire in Mati, on the outskirts on Athens, there was talk that the government was planning a grand event to mark Greece’s exit from its third adjustment programme on August 20. If anything, though, August 20 should

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  10. Tsipras confident on pension cuts, reticent on snap elections
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    for the Mati wildfire, whose death toll rose to 99 on Tuesday.

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