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Finalising the TIF package: middle class relief, support for the vulnerable, housing interventions

The package of measures will amount to around €1.5 billion – What the government’s plan includes

Mitsotakis from Thessaloniki: €120 million from National funds for upgrading the TIF site, no hotel will be built

The Prime Minister holds a series of meetings in Thessaloniki ahead of TIF – Discussed with city MPs, accompanied by numerous ministers

Mitsotakis’ flurry of meetings in Thessaloniki ahead of TIF – Met with city MPs, accompanied by… half the cabinet

Detailed schedule of the Prime Minister and government preparations – Focus on the needs of Northern Greece – See photos and videos

“Rehearsal” for TIF today for Mitsotakis – Ascent to Thessaloniki with… half the cabinet

The prime minister wants to send the message that Northern Greece is for the first time so strongly on the radar of a government

Extension of VAT suspension on newly built homes “locked in” through 2026

Relief for buyers and developers – only the 3% transfer tax will apply – What Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to announce at the Thessaloniki International Fair

The government “lays the groundwork” for strengthening the middle class and families with children – Consecutive meetings in Thessaloniki

The outline of the package, which will certainly exceed 1.5 billion, is becoming clearer – many social groups will benefit, as the government simultaneously attempts to reconnect politically

Hatzidakis: The reduction of direct taxes will be felt immediately in Greeks’ pockets

“It is not good that this situation exists within the opposition, but the key for us is to look at ourselves and not at what Mr. Tsipras will do,” noted the Deputy Prime Minister

€1.5 billion package for middle-class tax relief – What the “basket” of the Thessaloniki International Fair will include

Changes in the field of taxation will have an immediate impact on salaried employees and pensioners as of January, due to reduced tax withholding – An additional bonus of relief starting from the first child – Proposals also on the table for selective reductions in indirect taxes

The possibility of changing the electoral law is open – The two scenarios

The Prime Minister leaves open the issue of changing the electoral law, but has not yet decided – The anxieties of the ruling party’s MPs

“Fever” for the TIF package: Direct tax cuts but no VAT – The role of inflation

New scales and rates for middle-income earners, tax "bonuses" for families with children, but abandoning proposals for "price indexation" at a cost of 1 billion a year

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