Mitsotakis: Attack on Tsipras and Pre-Election Fireworks for VAT Reduction on Period Products
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis began his interview on Alpha Radio with an attack on Tsipras, while simultaneously attempting to convince that he has the will to crack down on corruption. Referring to the Middle East, he said that “we are also preparing for the possibility of a new military tension in the Gulf”, which “will not help with accuracy” The post Mitsotakis: Attack on Tsipras and pre-election fireworks for VAT reduction on period products appeared…
The intervention was announced by the Prime Minister: "There are girls who can't buy them" he said - Reduction by 11 points from January 1 - What the Prime Minister said about the margins for new tax breaks
On the midterm elections, the major tax evasion cases with the dislocation of criminal organizations in recent days, while launching a fierce attack on Alexis Tsipras, the prime minister spoke in an interview given this hour on Alpha 989 radio. On the cases of major tax evasion revealed recently, the prime minister said that “these cases have been worked on by the state authorities for many years, but political will is also needed”. “Where to s…
"Since 2023 at the TIF, I have spoken about the need to enforce legality everywhere. If you look at our overall report, we have very significant successes to show. The cases that ... More
The Prime Minister responded to yesterday's "fire" from Alexis Tsipras from Kalamata, where he described him as the "high priest of corruption". Kyriakos Mitsotakis referred, in an interview with Alpha 989, to accuracy, taxation and of course the upcoming elections. Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a reduction in VAT from the current 24% to 13% on seasonal products during an interview with the radio station Alpha 98.9. The Prime Minister also revea…
Reduction of VAT on period products from 24% to 13%, effective from January 1, 2027, announced Kyriakos Mitsotakis from Alpha Radio frequency, correcting a tax distortion that, as he said, burdened items necessary for women's daily lives. The prime minister called the intervention a “social and racial justice move”, pointing out that there are girls who do not have the ability to buy even these basic products.
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