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Finance Ministry waits for new property values as talk of bad bank gathers pace
EconomyProgrammerequirement needed to set up such an organisation. Greece’s lenders have not been willing so far to direct
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Greece's immediate focus on prior actions and growth plan
EconomyProgrammeeuros, support SMEs and the agricultural sector, attract foreign direct investment and to strengthen
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Tsipras suffers setbacks in bid to build momentum ahead of MoU exit
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat there is a direct connection between Marinakis and New Democracy due to his ties with conservative
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Less than 10 pct of 99.97 bln overdue taxes deemed collectible by authorities
EconomyMacroeconomy), direct taxes such as property and income tax (24.2 percent) and other taxes (3.2 percent).
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HCAP and Finance Ministry reveal five-year strategic plan for public assets
EconomyFeaturesThe Ministry of Finance (MoF) and the Hellenic Corporation of Assets and Participation (HCAP) have presented its five-year strategic plan for the so-called "super-fund" for the use of public assets between 2018-2022. The current portfolio of HCAP includes three direct subsidiaries: the Hellenic
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February current account deficit at 1.29 bln as underlying balances worsen
EconomyMacroeconomythe aggregate period, residents’ external assets under direct investment increased by 406 million euros
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Extra taxation did not increase revenues in 2017
EconomyFeaturesin Parliament. Net revenues are seen at 50.51 billion euros from 51.27 billion, with both direct and indirect
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War of words fuels bitter mood in Greek politics
PoliticsGreek PoliticsKammenos, recently claimed there is a direct connection between Marinakis and New Democracy due
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Greece’s unstable and confusing tax system failing to deliver results
EconomyMacroeconomyto 2016 data. During 2008-2016, direct taxes rose by 94 percent, while property tax revenues went from
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Technical talks progress but debt relief, credit line continue to grate
EconomyProgrammeshocks” and allow the ECB to maintain the waiver on Greek bonds. “While the direct impact of the loss
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