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Implementation Act Reveals New Measures
The Greek government decided on tougher interventions on public companies, further reduction of public investment, and larger cuts in grants to the funds of Hellenic Telecoms and Public Power Corp in order to cover the gap of €612m.
The Ministry of Finance decided to tabled late Monday the Implementation Act. In the explanatory report, the new measures are described in plain text:
1. The €612m gap is covered by a larger by €50m retention of operating costs, bold shutdowns and mergers of public organizations, reductions of grants to OTE and PPC funds, the cuts of €100m in the public investment program and an introduction of a special fee to freelancers, which would raise €300m.
2. The measures aims to reduce the state deficit to 0.6% of GDP in 2015, including interventions reflected in the report of the treasury.
Revenues will increase by €4.94 billion through:
* The retrospective increase of property taxation
* The increase of objective living costs
* The increase of tax on cigarettes
* The under establishment fund for the development of private property will be granted €30m
* The payroll is reduced, after the new postponement of recruitment of the successful candidates of Aboriginal Skills and Employment Partnership.
(capital.gr)
The Greek government decided on tougher interventions on public companies, further reduction of public investment, and larger cuts in grants to the funds of Hellenic Telecoms and Public Power Corp in order to cover the gap of €612m.
The Ministry of Finance decided to tabled late Monday the Implementation Act. In the explanatory report, the new measures are described in plain text:
1. The €612m gap is covered by a larger by €50m retention of operating costs, bold shutdowns and mergers of public organizations, reductions of grants to OTE and PPC funds, the cuts of €100m in the public investment program and an introduction of a special fee to freelancers, which would raise €300m.
2. The measures aims to reduce the state deficit to 0.6% of GDP in 2015, including interventions reflected in the report of the treasury.
Revenues will increase by €4.94 billion through:
* The retrospective increase of property taxation
* The increase of objective living costs
* The increase of tax on cigarettes
* The under establishment fund for the development of private property will be granted €30m
* The payroll is reduced, after the new postponement of recruitment of the successful candidates of Aboriginal Skills and Employment Partnership.
(capital.gr)