The measures announced by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the Thessaloniki International Exhibition constitute a structural, tax reform aimed at supporting every Greek citizen, Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance, George Kotsiras, said in Action 24.

“We are aware of us, our daily anxiety, our daily thinking, is how we will be able to help Greek society and Greek citizens. And the measures announced by the Prime Minister at the Thessaloniki International Exhibition have this target “,” to be able to be able to make this good fiscal course, which we built with great effort all this time “,” to understand as much as possible of our fellow citizens “, Mr Kotsiras said characteristically.

The Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance pointed out that TIF measures becomes a lot of Great intervention for the middle classthem chiefthe families with children, young peoplethem pensionersin order to boost citizens’ disposable income. He stressed that “Such a drastic, organized and coordinated reduction in direct taxation has been decades.”

“We are undoubtedly sharing that we have to do even more”, Mr. Kotsiras said, since “The battle against precision is a lasting battle.”

He noted, however, that “This government has reduced more than 80 taxes. It is the government that has increased the minimum wage, it is the government that has given many years of large portions of our fellow citizens, and it is the one that continues to invest in many means, such as the fight against tax evasion, to draw revenue that will turn them as a social dividend in society. ” ‘This effort will continue’, The Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance assured.

Referring, in particular, to the benefit of pensioners from the measures, Mr Kotsiras explained that pensioners would benefit multiple times, such as tax cuts, from the reinforcement of 250 euros that will take a large part of the retirees and retirement and retirement.

In relation to the presumption of living, the Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance spoke of a “essential intervention we had mentioned and pre -election and becomes a practice”. Specifically, as he explained, at least 30% of the presumptions for homes are reduced, while cars will now be calculated on the basis of emissions, as is the case with traffic charges, which will lead to a significant reduction.

Concluding Mr. Kotsiras, he pointed out the constant effort made to improve the daily life of the citizen, stressing that “the citizen has many needs and we must stand by him”.