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Newsletter 105 - 03/02/2017
, the coalition is rumoured to be considering a reduction in the tax-free threshold for personal income
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Space and time the missing elements in Greek bailout talks
Agorain and agrees to adopt more measures, such as lowering of tax-free threshold for personal incomes
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With review stalled, Athens continues to be coy on concessions
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe upfront legislation of a lower tax-free threshold, for example, if it is not certain
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IMF far more pessimistic than eurozone on Greek debt, urges significant relief
EconomyProgrammeare projected to exceed the 15-percent threshold by 2024 and the 20-percent by 2031, climbing to 33 percent
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IMF sees much scope for reform progress, particularly on tax in Article IV report
EconomyProgrammethe requirement for administrative approvals for mass layoffs and also bring the threshold for collective
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Tsakalotos and Stournaras raise objections to IMF assumptions
EconomyProgrammesuggestion for lower tax-free threshold, since more than half of Greek taxpayers do not pay personal
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IMF examines where programme went wrong, what lessons were learnt
EconomyProgrammeadverse impact on the medium-term debt-to-GDP dynamics. In Greece, this threshold was substantially
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Lenders make proposal to Athens but no immediate breakthrough expected
PoliticsGreek Politics-free threshold and cuts to existing pensions. In a statement issued after Friday’s meeting
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Tsipras's choices are becoming clearer but not any easier
Agorato the tax-free threshold for personal incomes, which currently stands at 8,636 euros, and the rest
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Seven years of demanding the impossible in Greece
Agorameasures, which relate to the tax-free threshold and pension spending. Since 2010, Greece has adopted
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