TIF 2026: Mitsotakis' "Package" with a Focus on Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises - Tax Reduction and Channeling New "Cheap" Capital Into the Market
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At the end of the week, the long-awaited announcements of the Government at the TEN, basically have one goal, to convince the electorate that the Government is “thinking” about them... The article The small strengths of the “announcements/benefits” of the TIF, in front of the fact, was published in NewsIT.
Permanent tax cuts, which will be activated from 2027 but will be gradually rolled out over a four-year period, are included in the TIF package of measures that the Prime Minister is expected to announce next week. This is a roadmap of tax cuts, aimed at boosting business turnover and family income. At the core of the beneficiaries are freelancers, small and medium-sized businesses and families with children.
Targeted tax cuts - with the burden falling on freelancers
A plan to strengthen entrepreneurship, with a focus on reducing taxation, but also channeling new cheap capital into the market, is presented at TIF 2026
"Changes are being considered for consistent freelancers, the self-employed and small and medium-sized enterprises," said Pavlos Marinakis. Changes are being considered for consistent freelancers, the self-employed and small and medium-sized enterprises, as Pavlos Marinakis said speaking on the radio station Alpha Radio 98.9. "Consistent freelancers will hear good news on the issue of the presumption from the prime minister," was the message he …
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