Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will announce a strong tax reduction package at the Thessaloniki International Exhibition (TIF), as noted by Treasury spokesman Homer Tsapalos on the sidelines of yesterday’s meeting of the Board of Directors.

As stated in a statement by the Chamber, Mr Tsapalos stressed that “the benefits will not be guild. We will not aim for a single professional or social group. “

He made it clear that there are no budgetary opportunities to restore the 13th and 14th salaries to the State and pointed out that the government’s goal is to support all society and will emphasize the middle class.

Responding to questions from the members of the ESA Board of Directors, Mr Tsapalos emphasized that the government’s goal was to further increase wages, reduce taxes and support citizens’ income and estimated that “the economy will go better” from now on.

According to the announcement, the highlights of the position of the Treasury spokesman were as follows:

  • – There are no thoughts of extending to the mandatory application of the digital clientele. There is room for July 1 to solve any problems found in the application. Fines will not be cut with “Good Morning”.
  • – Open the possibility of reducing tax rates for businesses.
  • – At some point, the method of calculating the tax for freelancers through imputed income will be abolished. He did not determine it in time, but he said this would happen when these revenue could be replaced by the digital detection of tax evasion.
  • – The financial staff is examined whether employer contributions can be further reduced, by half a unit or more.
  • – The reduction in living presumptions is studied by 30%.
  • – By the end of the year, the smoothing of public debts is expected.
  • – He will recommend that the debt limit falls to the out -of -court under 10,000 euros, while a more out -of -court improvement is expected.
  • – The imposition of a fee of 2 euros for incoming small remittances from China is examined.

Mr Tsapalos argued that it is not in the government’s intentions to reduce the number of small and medium -sized enterprises, and began its placement by referring to government reforms that have been implemented or are now being implemented.

On other issues and proposals submitted by members of the ESA administration, including the reduction of VAT, he explained that “there are too many demands but also limited money”.

In his introductory position, ESA President Yiannis Hadjitodosiou described the situation in the market, the challenges that SMEs such as accuracy, lack of liquidity, high operating costs are called upon to face, and the high -ranking price, high -profile problem.

“No matter how clearly it is said, what we see Mr Chapale is essentially the implementation of the Pissarides plan. That is, a decrease in the number of small and medium -sized enterprises, promoting the change in the country’s productive model. What we are asking for is to have equity and financial and tax justice. That is, whatever support is provided for the adults, it is provided for the young, “said Mr. Hadjitododosiou.