Marinakis: We Are Not Asking for Permission to Reduce the VAT, but for Extraordinary Related Expenses to Be Exempt From the Expenses Clause
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Pentapostagma"The Prime Minister did not say that we need permission to reduce the corporate income tax" - Coverage of Plevris and Floridis, criticism of ELAS and PASOK who "throw numbers around"
"The Prime Minister did not say that we need permission or a special decision or a comprehensive decision to be precise from the European Union to reduce the Special Consumption Tax on fuel. But we need a comprehensive decision from Europe to exclude these temporary, extraordinary expenses from the expenditure clause. That is, from what we call ceilings ... More www.ertnews.gr
"The Prime Minister did not say that we need permission or a special decision or a comprehensive decision to be precise from the European Union to reduce the Special Consumption Tax on fuel. But we need a comprehensive decision from Europe to exclude these temporary, extraordinary expenses from the expenditure clause. That is, from what we call ceilings [...]
Pavlos Marinakis clarified that a reduction in the fuel tax does not require permission from the EU, but a European agreement is needed for expenditure exemptions from the expenditure clause, while pointing out that the Prime Minister's statements were distorted.
The government spokesman responded to the relationship between Plevris and the doctors in the Mazonakis case – What he said about fuel, unemployment and the goal of self-reliance The post Marinakis: "There is no Plevris issue, the explanations for the Mazonakis case cover us" appeared first on Npress.gr.
Pavlos Marinakis gave a full-length interview, giving answers about current events, the energy crisis and the issues that have arisen around the death of Giorgos Mazonakis. More...
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