Mitsotakis' Aspirin-Like Measures for Fuel: Only 5 Minutes Increase in Subsidy on Diesel
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced at the Cabinet an expansion of the 72 installments to 120, with a minimum payment amount of 30 euros - "Our interventions will be examined every 15 days" The post Mitsotakis' aspirin-like measures for fuel: Only 5 minutes increase in subsidy on diesel appeared first on in.gr.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent a message from the cabinet at Maximos Mansion that the government is supporting citizens' income by announcing the 4 measures. Specifically, these are debts, diesel, gasoline and heating oil. An announcement by the Ministry of Finance will follow with the specification of the measures. Kyriakos Mitsotakis' introductory statement to the cabinet During his introductory statement to the cabinet, the Prime Min…
Four new interventions for fuel and debts - The subsidy on diesel fuel at 15 minutes reaches 20 minutes with the offers of refineries - Heating oil will be available for less than €1.75 - Stricter terms and fines for debt management companies
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A new package of measures to support households and businesses in the face of the energy crisis was announced by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis during his presentation to the Council of Ministers. In particular, he announced the expansion of the framework of 72 installments to 120 installments with a minimum payment amount of 30 euros for accumulated debts to the Tax Office and social security funds. The arrangement can […]
A new package of measures to address fuel scarcity, as well as to relieve households and businesses of accumulated debts, was announced by Kyriakos Mitsotakis to the Council of Ministers. The focus is on the extension of the regulation from 72 to 120 installments, stricter rules for servicers and a new subsidy for diesel. The government is thus attempting […]
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