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Marinakis: €900 million in extra VAT revenue this year, and €1.2 billion given in additional measures
Government spokesman Marinakis said extra VAT revenue came to €900 million this year, against €1.2 billion in additional support measures, as he also addressed housing, Rubio's visit to Athens and New Democracy's broadening, insisting that it does not mean dilution
First opinion polls after the Thessaloniki International Fair: The Maximos Mansion assessment, Mitsotakis’s messages from Kastellorizo and the strategy to consolidate support
At least three polls will be published this week, with more to follow, as everyone wants a picture of the initial political balance of forces
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
Measures to win back the ‘lost vote’ of self-employed professionals, farmers, pensioners and private sector employees expected at the Thessaloniki Fair
New Democracy is preparing to scrap presumptive taxation for the self-employed, ease social security contributions and pension levies, and launch a housing scheme, as Mitsotakis eyes a 2027 election with support short of a majority
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
The government is…preparing ahead of the political season and “takes aim” at Tsipras
The Maximos Mansion is making use of Alexis Tsipras’s presence to remind citizens of his record in government, despite the former prime minister’s rebranding effort
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
Three reasons why Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is eyeing a May election
The measures unveiled at September's Thessaloniki Fair will not reach people's pockets until January; the election will test the staying power of Tsipras, Samaras and Karystianou; and Mitsotakis is playing the institutional card of Greece's EU presidency
