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Govt lets tax evasion grow by the day
ATHENS: Restaurants in certain parts of the country have already started presenting patrons with two menus listing different prices: one...
Piraeus Port Shareholders Approve COSCO Stake Sale
ATHENS: Piraeus Port shareholders approved a new concession agreement with Chinese shipping giant COSCO on Friday, bringing Greece a step...
Greek shipping tax scrutiny will open ‘Pandora’s box’ in EU
ATHENS: Greece’s top shipping lobby on Friday warned that European Union scrutiny of their tax concessions would open a “Pandora’s...
Tax statement backlog makes deadline extension essential
ATHENS: The slow rate of submission of income tax declarations will likely lead to the Finance Ministry’s online Taxisnet system...
PPC discount on electricity bills from July
ATHENS: The governing board of Public Power Corporation (PPC) on Wednesday approved the company’s plan to give consistent domestic consumers...
Impact from port strikes is growing
ATHENS: More than 9,700 cruise ship passengers who expect to dock in Piraeus this Saturday on eight cruise ships are...
Trade deficit soared in April as exports continue to slide
ATHENS: The decline recorded by Greek exports in the first quarter of 2016 continued in April, according to the data...
Taxpayers’ debts to the state keep piling up
ATHENS: Taxpayers’ expired debts to the state created this year climbed to 4.33 billion euros at the end of April,...
Port strike sees cruise revenues take a dive
ATHENS: If port workers in Piraeus do not cease their strike action, the losses from cruise ship activity in June...
Taxes and recession slash income of Greek households
ATHENS: The avalanche of new taxes that began this month will deal a devastating blow to household incomes, consumption and...
Greek bond yields climb
ATHENS: Greek government bond yields rose on Thursday after the European Central Bank said it would take no decision on...
Greek GDP forecasts keep dropping
ATHENS: The Greek economy is underperforming expectations, leading international observers to make downward revisions to gross domestic product forecasts for...
Greek state is taking longer to pay up
ATHENS: The average time it takes for the Greek state to make payments to the private sector has more than...
Contraction of GDP was worse than thought in the first quarter
ATHENS: Greece’s economic contraction in the first quarter of the year was bigger than originally thought, as Hellenic Statistical Authority...
Budget revenues miss target by 207 mln
ATHENS: Tax revenues missed their budget target for the first four months of the year by 207 million euros, Finance...
Greece planning return to bond markets next year
ATHENS: Greece is planning a gradual return to international debt markets next year, a senior Greek official said on Thursday....
Volume of Russia-Greece trade fell by 16% in January-March
ATHENS: The volume of trade between Russia and Greece fell by 16 percent in January-March 2016, Russian presidential aide Yuri...
Greece’s largest lender Piraeus Bank narrows losses in Q1
ATHENS: Piraeus Bank narrowed its losses in the first quarter, helped by a sharp drop in provisions for impaired loans,...
Greek port workers plan 48-hour walkout against privatizations
ATHENS: Greek port workers will walk off the job for 48 hours to protest against the sale of the country’s...
Eurogroup agreement a chance for Greece to turn the corner, says Tsakalotos
ATHENS: Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos believes an agreement between the country’s lenders at Tuesday’s Eurogroup may mark the start of...
