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Tsipras's choices are becoming clearer but not any easier
Agorato the tax-free threshold for personal incomes, which currently stands at 8,636 euros, and the rest
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Seven years of demanding the impossible in Greece
Agorameasures, which relate to the tax-free threshold and pension spending. Since 2010, Greece has adopted
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Newsletter 107 - 17/02/2017
is not sure will support a deal that includes the reduction of the tax-free threshold and pension
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Tsipras faces heavy lifting to finalise deal and get party approval
PoliticsGreek Politicsmeans that Greece will have to adopt a lower tax-free threshold for personal incomes and reduce further
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Bill for out-of-court workout ready but may need tweaks
EconomyProgramme. The institutions had requested this threshold to be set at 50,000 euros. The government proposes
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Greece searches for balanced deal as talks get underway in Athens
PoliticsGreek Politicsthreshold. Reports suggest that the ceiling may be brought down to just below 6,000 euros from the current
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Tormenting Greece with a distorted picture
Agorato the tax-free threshold and pensions, many of the people who had previously been shouting
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Athens prepared to legislate measures before global deal with lenders
PoliticsGreek Politicsin 2018. It had been suggested that the reduction to the tax-free threshold could be phased in from
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Athens remains optimistic but no breakthrough in talks yet
PoliticsGreek Politicsinterventions to counter-balance the reduction in pensions and the tax-free threshold for personal
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Lack of trade-offs for Athens keep deal with creditors out of reach
PoliticsGreek Politicsin favour of the reduction of the tax-free threshold and cuts to pensions spending. These have been
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