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  1. Lack of trade-offs for Athens keep deal with creditors out of reach
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    proposals to be accepted by the lenders. These include lowering the VAT on energy and increasing social

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  2. Key obstacles remain in bailout negotiations for pressured govt
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , such as lowering VAT on electricity, and for the lenders to make some concessions on labour market

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  3. Greece, lenders tie up some loose ends and continue negotiating
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    EconomyProgramme

    Further progress was made during meetings between the Greek government and the institutions’ mission chiefs on Wednesday, with Finance Ministry sources saying that the out-of-court workout issue has been settled. Finance Ministry sources noted that haircut on overdue VAT may be applied

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  4. Revenues beat target by 3.9 pct in Feb, remain above target for year

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    income tax (by 491 million), VAT (by 303 million), consumption taxes (by 198 million) and personal

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  5. Newsletter 110 - 10/03/2017

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    of the fiscal counter-measures it has identified, such as lowering VAT on electricity

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  6. With tax-free threshold set for change, income declarations underline need for rethink
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    EconomyProgramme

    , the personal income tax rate to 15-20 percent and the top VAT rate of 24 percent by 1 pp

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  7. OECD outlines five priorities for Greek reform agenda in 2017
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    Economy

    , the report proposes the widening use of electronic invoices, also to reduce the high VAT gap (between

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  8. To Potami and PASOK battle it out for dominance of centre-left
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , including the reduction of VAT for the tourism sector, spending the primary surplus on young people

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  9. Budget primary surplus of 1.1 billion slightly outperforms target by 77 million in Q1
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    an underperformance of income tax 110 million. On the indirect taxes front, both VAT and consumption taxes

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  10. New overdue tax obligations increase by 989 mln in Feb, stock reaches 94 bln
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the figure of 737 million recorded in January, of which one quarter stemmed from VAT. The latter’s

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