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  1. Who pays property tax and how much revealed by Greek authorities

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    The General Secretariat of Public Revenues (GSPR) published on Tuesday evening the results of the single property tax (ENFIA) settlement along with comparisons to last year. It also provided insight into who paid the levy. The total ENFIA due in 2016 amounts to 3.18 billion euros and stands 2.2

    3%

  2. Newsletter 88 - 16/09/2016

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    The single property tax (ENFIA) due in 2016 stands at 3.18 billion, 2.2 percent lower than last year’s

    3%

  3. Industrial turnover sees 21st straight month of decline with 5.9 pct fall in July

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    Commission improved for the third successive month, rising by 2.2 points to -5.1 in August.

    3%

  4. Budget execution to Aug shows 3.8 bln primary surplus, 2.8 bln better than target
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    of the ENFIA instalment. In particular, income tax improved 2.2 percent to 7.51 billion euros, 126

    3%

  5. Draft budget sees primary surplus at 1.8 pct of GDP in 2017, revenue interventions of 2.5 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    have been downward adjusted by 2.2 percent to 48.16 billion euros in 2016, largely reflecting

    3%

  6. Revenues spring surprise by beating Sep target, providing 1.4 bln cushion for Q4

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    stood at 466.83 million. This brings the total ENFIA due at 3.18 billion for this year, 2.2 percent

    3%

  7. Newsletter 92 - 14/10/2016

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    recorded in housing (-4.1 percent), household appliances (-1.9 percent), clothing and footwear (+2.2

    3%

  8. ELSTAT revises nominal 2015 GDP contraction to 1.3 pct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    before) as well as in general government consumption by 2.2 percent (from 0.3 percent previously

    3%

  9. Current account surplus narrows to 1.82 bln in August
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    Greece’s current account (C/A) surplus fell by 379 million, or 17.2 percent, to reach 1.82 billion euros in August, down from 2.2 billion a year ago, Bank of Greece (BoG) figures showed on Friday. The deterioration is largely attributable to a drop in the services surplus by 245 million, coupled

    3%

  10. Greece drops three places to 61st in World Bank's ‘Doing Business’ ranking

    Economy

    procedures, takes 13 days and costs 2.2 percent of income per capita, all unchanged from the previous

    3%