Party Fire at the Government over Heating Oil and Fuel - "Why Does It Want Permission to Reduce the VAT?"
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At the center of the political debate is the increased energy cost, with the government defending its choices and the opposition harshly criticizing. “The reduction of the VAT does not require and does not presuppose any permission from the EU,” commented M. Apostolaki from PASOK, while Ms. Antonopoulou from ELAS, stressed that “the government does not want to clash with interests.” The post Party fire at the government over heating oil and fuel…
"Households do not need last-minute patches. They need a plan, substantial support and honesty", "because addressing accuracy cannot begin every time the bill arrives at the citizen's door", state the PASOK Energy Sector and the head of the Energy Committee, Frangiskos Parasiris, in their joint statement regarding heating oil, under the title: "Panic instead of planning and super-profits for the State".
The Energy Sector and Frangiskos Parasiris highlight the absence of a preventive strategy, denouncing the “patchwork” tactic and calling for transparency for VAT revenues The Energy Sector of PASOK – Movement for Change and the head of the Energy Committee, Frangiskos Parasiris, have launched a harsh and well-documented criticism of the government’s economic and energy policy. In […] The article PASOK’s harsh attack on the government over heatin…
The Prime Minister revealed in his Sunday post that there may finally be life with reduced Special Consumption Taxes. As he mentioned, the government could take such a measure, even temporarily, if Brussels gave the relevant approval. Which means that the tax reduction may have an effect, contrary to what the government doctrine has included so far. With any unnecessary comment on Brussels' reflexes in crises such as the one currently underway w…
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