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Surprise surplus of €10 billion and spending manoeuvres increase the basket of benefits

Double benefit package, at the TIF and in April - Excess revenues and curbing tax evasion - Maneuvers in spending for more space - Which targets have already been exceeded

BoE: Cash primary surplus of €7.2 billion in 7 months to 2025

ELSTAT: 1.3% increase in the turnover of Greek businesses to €123.77 billion in the second quarter

Budget: Primary surplus of €5.35 billion in the five months of the year – Tax revenues over €27 billion

4.3 billion over target, driven by early collection of taxes and transfers of payments

Budget: €5.148 billion primary surplus in the four months – €22 billion in tax revenues

Tax revenues exceeded the state budget target by 1.36 billion or 6.6%

BoE: Primary cash surplus of €4.92 billion in the first quarter of 2025

Regular budget revenue amounted to €22.232 billion and expenditure to €19.796 billion

Surprise Primary Surplus of €11.4 billion (4.8% of GDP) for 2024

Significant overachievement of the government's surplus target – What ELSTAT figures show

State Budget Office in the Parliament: Primary surplus for debt reduction, not benefits

The head of the Office, Professor Ioannis Tsoukalas, is opposed to any reintroduction of the 13th and 14th salaries - How can this result in an increase in the disposable income of citizens - The escape clause concerns only defence spending, he clarified

Budget: Primary surplus of €1.98 billion in January – 5.6% increase in tax revenues

Above the target for a primary surplus of 1.4 billion euros and against a primary surplus of 2.28 billion euros compared to the corresponding month of 2024 - Tax revenues amounted to 5.88 billion euros

BoE: Cash primary surplus of 1.8 billion euros in January

The cash result of the central administration showed a surplus of EUR 560 million

The budget kicked off with a primary surplus of €2 billion

409 million overrun in tax revenues - Government expenditure reduced by €665 million

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