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Greek gov't tables draft law on installments for unpaid taxes: Here's what's in it
EconomyMacroeconomyinstallments the reduction is 90 percent, for 6 to 50 installments it is 80 to 60 percent, while for 51
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Gov't adopts patchwork of measures to overcome liquidity problems
EconomyProgramme: 310 million on March 6, 348 million on March 13 and 581 million on March 16. The last tranche
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A breakdown of the fiscal and structural reforms Greece hopes will unlock funding
EconomyProgrammeand vice versa. 5) Implementing an organic budget law that improves the management of public finances. 6
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Economic sentiment, consumer confidence edge down in March
EconomyMacroeconomyGreece’s economic sentiment (ESI) fell by 1.4 points to 96.8 in March from 98.2 in February, according to the European Commission (EC). In February the ESI had rebounded by 2.9 points. The March figure is the second lowest reading since April 2014 and stands 6 points lower than the recent peak
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As hopes of April 24 deal fade, differences between Greece and lenders remain
PoliticsGreek Politicsto roll over 1.4 billion euros in T-Bills on May 6 and May 13. The second is a normal rollover
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This is where Greek gov't could find cash to cover May's obligations
EconomyProgramme: a) Rollover of 1.4 billion 6-month T-Bills on May 6 with foreign investors holding a considerable
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New unpaid taxes rising steadily, reach 3.5 bln in Q1
EconomyMacroeconomy, for 2-5 instalments the reduction is 90 percent, for 6 - 50 instalments it is 80 – 60 percent, while
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Greece drafts reform multi-bill as talks catalyst but fiscal gap lingers
EconomyProgrammewith estimated revenues of 50 – 70 million euros for 2015. 6) Improvement of the VAT collection mechanism through
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Greece eyes temporary solution to liquidity problem from Brussels Group talks
PoliticsGreek Politicsrescheduled for May 6. However, it is clear that despite its efforts to collect the cash reserves from
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Unemployment rate eases to 25.4 pct in Feb, as number of unemployed falls
EconomyMacroeconomyremaining consistently well above that of men. Despite decreasing by more than 6 pp YoY, youth
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