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New tax debt at 1.63 bln February, rising by 1.03 bln month-on-month
EconomyMacroeconomyThe month-on-month rise in Greece's new tax debt came to 1.03 billion euros in February, data from the Independent Authority of Public Revenues (IAPR) has shown. New tax debt totalled 1.63 billion euros, lower than the figure for the same period last year by 2.4 percent. New unpaid obligations from
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SYRIZA targets middle class with own plan for post-pandemic economic rebound
PoliticsGreek Politicsargued that SYRIZA’s plan would cost less than 6 billion euros and would help get these businesses
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Mitsotakis attempts to clarify plans for post-Easter reopening
PoliticsGreek Politicson the government to go one step further and allow outdoor dining immediately rather than waiting until after
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Newsletter 294 - 23/04/2021
and beauty salons, for which they then sought approval from the panel of experts, rather than the other way
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Piraeus Bank raises 1.38 bln in share capital increase
EconomyBankingthat will hold more than 20 percent of the share capital. Meanwhile, according to Kathimerini, Abu
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PM targets middle class voters as he eyes return to normality
PoliticsGreek Politicsbeliefs rather than through fiscal necessity. The centre-right party portrayed itself as being low tax
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FinMin sees favourable macro environment from next year, boosted by RRF
EconomyMacroeconomyby more than 30 pct in 2022 and remain on a solid growth path of 12.3 and 10.8 pct in the coming years
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Vaccines provide govt with hope of pandemic exit as labour reform battle gathers pace
PoliticsGreek Politicstime” during the pandemic that Tsipras had opted to cause trouble rather than encourage Greeks
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After submitting RRF plan, govt turns to challenges of delivery
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the plan, which stretches to more than 4,000 pages, to Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou
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Deposits rose by 1.66 bln in March to highest since 2012
EconomyMacroeconomy-- by 5 million euros -- than the level of September 2014, meaning that the sector has finally
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