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€1.5bn in increases for 2.5 million households over 100 days: The 14 measures launching on Friday
The 100-day timetable includes successive payments and measures to be rolled out in waves, from the end of the month through to Christmas
The messages and the day after the double upgrade by Moody’s and Scope: Greece reaches BBB+ for the first time in 17 years – How it will return to A
A message of security and stability from Scope and Moody’s – Greece moves up while the “big” economies count the cost of the crisis – Market stress tests pave the way for more investors
Greek state’s overdue payments to citizens and businesses to be tracked via new “Consistency” platform
Greece's total unpaid state debts to individuals overall, including pending tax refunds, reached 3.275 billion euros in July, with public hospitals accounting for the largest share at 1.235 billion euros still owed to suppliers alone
TIF time: Which measures are locked in for 2026, which are still under consideration, and which are favored for 2027–2030
Permanent benefits for professionals, employees and pensioners — rewards for consistent taxpayers, subsidies for families with children, cheap loans, debt arrangements, investment incentives, and the removal of distortions and injustices
New out-of-court settlement mechanism: bigger debt writedown to save the family home, what changes from 21 September
The platform will present two scenarios: a settlement based on the debtor's total assets, or saving the main residence by selling off other properties. Comparisons with the Katseli law are inevitable
The major tax package at the Thessaloniki International Fair: What changes for businesses, professionals and compliant taxpayers — Permanent tax relief every year through 2030
Businesses, SMEs and self-employed professionals are at the center of the Prime Minister’s upcoming announcements, with a series of measures the government aims to translate into greater liquidity, investment and increased tax certainty
More take-home pay, lower payroll deductions: The Thessaloniki International Fair plan to increase net income
The government is reportedly focusing on targeted measures combining wage increases, lower payroll deductions and additional support through meal vouchers
Thessaloniki International Fair: Mitsotakis to unveil four-year economic plan with measures for workers, pensioners, businesses, farmers & housing
Prime Minister to present economic agenda for 2027–2030 featuring tax cuts for employees & businesses, higher public & private sector wages & pensions & immediate changes to the presumptive taxation system for the self-employed
The two faces of the Greek economy: Household wealth rises, but savings fall & borrowing grows
Greek households' gross wealth has surpassed €1 trillion, yet many remain under financial pressure as consumption is increasingly funded by shrinking savings and new loans, according to an Alpha Bank report
