Value-added tax
Euroworking Group to discuss prior actions list
The new measures to be applied by the Greek Government before Christmas holidays in order to receive the sub-tranche of 1 billion euros will be determined today by Euroworking Group held in Brussels.
Deputy Minister of Finance Giorgos Chouliarakis participates in today’s meeting.
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Under draft amendments to the Corporate Income Tax Act adopted on first reading, companies will be able to reimburse only up to 70% of VAT on the purchase price of a vehicle if they use it for personal travel during weekends.
OPAP warns that extra taxes would bring drop in revenue
The Greek Organization of Football Prognostics SA (OPAP) said on Monday that it was opposed to scenarios of extra charges or taxes on any of its games following reports regarding this.
Government plans to extend the use of credit/debit cards
Speaking at a Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV) event on tax evasion and, Alternate Finance Minister Tryfon Alexiadis revealed plans to encourage electronic transactions and make electronic transactions mandatory for certain classes of businesses, based on criteria such as location and size.