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  1. Pension reform brings painful overhaul in social security contributions for self-employed

    Economy

    percent of self-employed declare annual income below the 10,000-euro threshold. On top of the higher

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  2. First days of talks confirm gap between Greece, lenders on pensions

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that threshold. The self-employed are taxed with a rate of 26 percent for annual earnings below 50,000

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  3. Newsletter 64 - 26/02/2016

    Newsletters

    threshold would apply for small and medium agricultural producers, resulting in 80–90 percent

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  4. As SYRIZA's sparkle fades is there a centrist alliance in the making?

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of the 3 percent threshold for entering Parliament. However, Theodorakis insisted during

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  5. Greece, eurozone edge closer on pensions and fiscal gap but IMF keeps bar high
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    EconomyProgramme

    pension. The government said that a tax-free threshold would be applied for small and medium agricultural

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  6. Mitsotakis, Konstantopoulou intending to test Tsipras's mettle
    Photo via @PrimeministerGR

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in their ability to make an impact. The election, when Popular Unity failed to pass the 3 percent threshold

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  7. Newsletter 67 - 18/03/2016

    Newsletters

    to an agreement on individual income tax”. It is understood that the tax-free threshold would remain

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  8. Athens and creditors edge closer on tax and pensions but gap remains on NPLs

    EconomyProgramme

    understand that the tax-free threshold would be maintained above 9,000 euros, which is lower than

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  9. Some progress made as Greek programme review heads for break
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    EconomyProgramme

    , the government has proposed a lowering of the tax-free threshold from its current level of 9,550 to 9,100

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  10. Newsletter 68 - 01/04/2016

    Newsletters

    . The government has also proposed a lowering of the current tax-free threshold of 9,550 to 9,100 euros, which

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