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Chatzidakis: The out-of-court settlement mechanism is providing relief to tens of thousands of debtors

Further discussions are still needed with the banks, the Bank of Greece, and the ECB – "The out-of-court settlement mechanism is providing relief to tens of thousands of debtors," noted the Minister of Finance

Hatzidakis: Toward a primary surplus of 3%, nearly zero deficit in 2024

Tax Evasion revenues skyrocket to €2 billion – Opens the door for greater permanent tax cuts – Key points from the inaugural event of the Synergia think tank

Hatzidakis: Rules and taxation on cryptocurrencies introduced in 2025

The Minister of National Economy outlined the main pillars of the bill aimed at strengthening the capital market and regulating the cryptocurrency sector

Hatzidakis: Reducing bank fees and increasing liquidity for SMEs

Confrontation with Nikos Androulakis on PASOK's amendment that provides for extraordinary taxation of bank profits - He accused him of using the "manual of populism"

Hatzidakis: Announces a 50% Reduction in bank fees

Planned interventions by the Ministry of Finance for bank fees, payments, real estate

Hatzidakis at the Travel.gr conference:Greece has overcome the crisis – Businesses win and lose from their country

"I would like to see more export effort to major markets outside Europe, such as the US and North America in general, China, India," the Minister of Economy and Finance said

Reward program for “good taxpayers” – Discounts for timely payments

The government is preparing to take a step further in redistributing revenues gained from the effective fight against tax evasion. Who will get what in 2025?

Hatzidakis: Stable GDP growth

Despite conservative forecasts, nominal GDP is expected to grow from around €232 billion in 2024 to €272 billion in 2028, the minister said

12 new pay raises and 12 tax cuts, benefiting citizens by €1.5 billion

The breakdown of the measures announced at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) – €600 million from pay increases and €900 million from tax cuts – What will change for freelancers, uniformed personnel, vacant properties, ENFIA, and mandatory property insurance

SYRIZA makes a sudden turnaround, refusing Hatzidakis’ proposal to explore the country’s fiscal leeway

While Nikos Pappas initially praised the idea, Theodora Tzakri dismissed it as a mere ploy

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