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  1. Greece and lenders hold inconclusive talks on tax and pensions
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    have to pay an additional annual tax of 300 euros. We understand that the tax-free threshold

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  2. Greek banks: Taking stock of a rough 2015 and looking at what lies ahead
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    Agora

    ) above that of ECB funding, while banks also pay fees to the Greek government for the state

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  3. Greece seeks to finalise 1 pct of GDP in new tax measures to close review

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    levy on pay TV, with estimated revenues at 30 million per annum. A levy on internet connections may

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  4. Greece expects review to be completed by May 1 despite IMF objections

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    who declare annual income below 32,000 euros would pay less taxes. We understand that this would

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  5. The men who would be prime ministers
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    this is the price Greece has to pay to ensure that its citizens’ democratic right is safeguarded

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  6. Poor conditions in Greece fail to deter refugees from wanting to continue journey

    Society

    help of others to pay for the journey. Desired destination Germany was the preferred destination of 68

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  7. EU and IMF bailout drafts confirm conditionality as well as differences on primary surplus

    EconomyProgramme

    and pensioners will pay tax. 3) A series of parametric measures generating savings of 1.2 percent of GDP

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  8. What next for Tsipras the shapeshifter?
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    Agora

    pay, and does not trust the projected fiscal results of a series of supplementary tax measures

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  9. Amid risk of 2015 re-run, Greece searching for deal with lenders
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , particularly with respect to supplementary retirement pay, and that a proposal by the Greek side to raise

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  10. Elektroniki’s bankruptcy reflects struggles of consumer electronics sector
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    EconomyFeatures

    being asked to accept a reduction in their salaries in 2014 so management could pay a 1.5-million

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