SETE Opposes the Increase in the Fee for Temporary Residents to 1% - What Does It Support?
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The government has announced a new tax burden on Greek hotels, once again choosing Tourism as a source of additional revenue for financing Local Government. With the announcement of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, at the conference of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece (KEDE), the way is opened for the increase in the accommodation fee for temporary residents to 1%, from... New tax on hotels by the government: The temporary resid…
The Association of Greek Tourism Enterprises (SETE) expresses its opposition to the possibility of a new increase in the temporary resident fee to 1%, from up to 0.75% today, arguing that an additional burden on the tourism sector is not justified.
SETE expresses its opposition to the announcements for a further increase in the non-resident fee to 1%.
Reacts strongly to the increase in the rate to 1%
The Association of Greek Tourism Enterprises (SETE) expresses its opposition to the announced increase in the temporary resident fee to 1%, warning that a new charge will reinforce the already increased operating costs...More...
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