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  1. Gap of 555 mln emerges in three key taxes in July ahead of a crucial September for revenues

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    is the amount of the first of the three bi-monthly instalments that individuals have to pay

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  2. The great turn-off: Greece's TV permits auction

    Agora

    have allowed existing channels to pay for the right to keep broadcasting. There certainly would have

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  3. Tsipras limits pledges and expectations in Thessaloniki
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    burden onto those with a greater ability to pay in return despite speculation that he would offer

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  4. A market for NPL resolution

    Agora

    as bridging the gap between what private sector investors are prepared to pay for “red loans” and at what

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  5. After Article IV consultations IMF says challenges remain, substantial debt relief is needed
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    taxpayers who can but do not pay. On the issue of mounting non-performing loan (NPL) stock, IMF

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  6. Tight schedule to approve multi-bill, tick off remaining milestones

    EconomyProgramme

    ) is abolished and they should pay contributions corresponding to 20 percent of their income as of 2017

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  7. Wise men proposals on labour market reforms give Ministry bargaining basis with lenders

    EconomyProgramme

    to pay the employees who are not on strike. Before a mass layoff is implemented, the employer must

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  8. Greek households continue to slash spending on goods and services

    Society

    , Norwegian households only pay 0.2 percent on schooling and learning. In comparison to 2014, spending

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  9. Greece's taxing challenges

    Agora

    As September came to a close, millions of Greek taxpayers scrambled to meet the deadline to pay the second instalment of personal income tax and the first payment obligation of the single property tax (ENFIA). While the past month was critical for the Syriza-led government in terms of achieving its

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  10. New episode in Greek TV drama

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    stations forced to pay millions to stay on the air or which lost out in the bidding. In the 246-million

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