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Handelsblatt: Greece needs to revise its budget plan because it has too much money!

There are two main reasons why tax revenues have risen so sharply: the strong economy and the unexpectedly great success in combating tax evasion, writes the German newspaper

Hatzidakis: A framework for the taxation of cryptocurrencies is established

Digital Euro delayed while US, China, Brazil move forward

Hatzidakis: We have made more than 60 tax cuts – 12 more included in the 2025 budget

We are emphasizing the reduction of direct taxes that goes directly into the pockets of taxpayers - We will resolutely safeguard progress and go even further, the Finance Minister said

Hadjidakis: Success on the tax evasion front will determine the further reduction of tax rates

Tackling tax evasion and positive growth rates resulted in a primary surplus for 2024 of 2.4% of GDP instead of the initial forecast of 2.1%

Handelsblatt: Hadjidakis in Athens achieves goals that are the envy of Litner

Only good words from the German newspaper for the Greek economy and the efforts to combat tax evasion

Cabinet meeting: Mid-term plan, measures on juvenile violence, and nearly 20,000 hires for 2025

The Greek government is focusing on several key issues, including stricter penalties for juvenile offenders, increased fines for parents who show poor supervision, and the National Plan for Demographic Challenges

Hatzidakis to Bloomberg: Primary surplus “surprise” 2.4% of GDP in 2024

Early debt repayment of €8 billion by December - Over 3% increase in net government spending in 2025

Kostis Hadjidakis: Common actions & policies for investment, development and defence

Greater use of pension funds in Capital Markets

Government Abolishes Stamp Duty on 600 Transactions – Introducing Digital Transaction Fee Instead

We are attempting another reform of the everyday life of citizens, stresses the Minister of Economy and Finance Kostis Hatzidakis

HFSF to Wind Down Ahead of Schedule – Pending Issues with NBG and Attica Bank, and Future Plans for Employees

Following divestment from Eurobank, Alpha Bank, and Piraeus Bank, the HFSF has reached 90% of its target. Issues with the National Bank of Greece (NBG) and Attica Bank are set to be resolved by 2024. The future of HFSF’s 46 employees also addressed

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