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BoE report: 1 in 3 Greeks spend 40% of their income on housing – What solutions are proposed

Households in Greece spend a high proportion of their income on housing, with strong demand and limited supply driving up prices, while measures are proposed to boost housing availability and affordability

Mitsotakis: Tax cuts mean wage increases – We said it, we did it!

The prime minister referred to increases in private-sector employees’ earnings due to tax cuts – When, under certain conditions, the benefit can amount to up to two months’ salary per year

Tax bill approved with more than 250 votes on key articles

It was approved in principle by 160 MPs, beyond ND’s parliamentary strength – Broad acceptance of the measures for families, the regions and the middle class

The Thessaloniki Fair that changed taxes: Major cuts for the middle class, relief for young people and families

Tax reform with a strong focus on families, young people, and growth was at the heart of the 89th Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) announcements for 2026

More than 15% of French people living below the poverty line

The results are unprecedented for the last 30 years

AADE: Low incomes in the declaration, six-digit numbers in the bank

New automated system identifies discrepancies between declared income and bank deposits - €300,000 deposits with incomes below €10,000

The silent tax: Inflation’s growing burden on the middle class

The Bank of Greece takes a picture of fiscal drag - Calls on the government to incorporate it into its planning - Paving the way for the indexation of the tax scale in view of the Thessaloniki International Fair

Tax Office: €14.4 billion more declared, but 1 in 2 Greeks lives on less than €10,000 a year

What the 2024 tax returns reveal - Documentary evidence and e-receipts inflated tax by 2.2 billion - One in five paid tax on income not declared

Out-of-court debt settlement mechanism: All the changes and new thresholds

What applies to income and asset limits

Near €337,000 family income for Zelenski for 2024

Almost half of the Ukrainian president's income comes from the sale of government bonds, while the rest includes his salary

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