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Newsletter 94 - 04/11/2016
and VAT, and making company name search and reservation faster”. It also made paying taxes easier
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In autumn forecasts, EC sticks by GDP estimates but expects lower unemployment
Economythan expected revenue performance, mainly stemming from higher VAT revenues and corporate income
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Second review to resume in Athens under severe time pressure
EconomyProgramme-offs, while VAT debt will be excluded from any write-off. There are also several other key actions
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First day of review talks highlights differences as Athens eyes tight schedule
EconomyProgrammeand contributions’ write-offs. The government suggests debt stemming from VAT and tax on salaries should
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Greece, lenders inch forward after talks on settlement of tax and bank debt
EconomyProgrammeto VAT and tax on salaried work. According to a study presented by the General Secretariat of Public
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Greece and lenders make headway on review but labour reforms remain biggest obstacle
EconomyProgrammeaccepted the government proposal that VAT and salaried work tax debt should be excluded from any
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Budget for 2017 sees primary surplus at 2 pct on 2.6 bln fiscal measures, strong growth
EconomyMacroeconomy(439.6 million) 4) Increase in the VAT rate from 23 to 24 percent, implemented as of July 1, 2016
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Budget primary surplus to Oct confirmed at 6.5 bln, 2.9 bln above revised target
EconomyMacroeconomypercent to 20.48 billion, beating the target by 217 million, mostly due to a continued rise in VAT
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Out-of-court settlement: An important tool to regulate debts to banks and public sector
Legal, it is estimated that the concerned parties will accept the government's proposal to exclude the VAT
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Liquidity and NPL resolution feature prominently in draft deal between Greece and lenders
EconomyProgrammethat would be applied on the settled debt, with the government proposing VAT and salaried work tax
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