“The government can’t face accuracy, I don’t think it wants to face it,” his spokeswoman said SYRIZA, Voula Kehagiaspeaking to the radio station “To Kokkino 105.5”.

He commented that the fact that “Mr. Mitsotakis will go to the EU and the institutions to ask them to crack down on the multinationals and their practices, this sounds a bit slick and evasive. Because there are solutions and if there was the political will they would be implemented and we wouldn’t have every average Greek groaning in front of the supermarket shelves on a daily basis”.

He said that “the increases are daily or weekly, the bill is constantly growing and I believe that the government does not have the polar will”.

Mrs. Kehagia pointed out that SYRIZA, in addition to the proposal for a law on accuracy that it submitted last week, yesterday also submitted a proposal for a law on taxation, which is based on the proposals presented by Stefanos Kasselakis last March.

He referred, among other things, to the provision of the proposal to abolish advance tax for self-employed people, noting that “it is an important intervention which will greatly help all self-employed people”, as well as the abolition of the presumptive “which it suddenly imposed with its covert agenda of the government to freelancers”.

In addition, he pointed out that SYRIZA proposes tax-free for everyone up to 10,000 euros and a reduction of tax rates at least for incomes of 60,000 euros.

Speaking about ENFIA, a tax “that hurts all citizens”, he pointed out that the tax proposal of the SYRIZA-PS law includes reliefs and a tax reduction for 5.8 million taxpayers. It is very important. Not the tax reductions that the Mitsotakis government said, I personally did not see any reduction in the ENFIA in the reductions that the government determined”, he commented.

Mrs. Kehagia said that with the proposal of SYRIZA:

“We have 30% in addition to the current reduction in assets up to 60,000 euros, this concerns 59% of taxpayers, i.e. 3.48 million citizens, 20% in addition to the current reduction i.e. 50% instead of 30%, compared to 2018, in assets of 60,000 – 100,000 euros, for 17.8% of taxpayers this measure applies.

Also 15% in addition to the current reduction in assets from 100,000 – 150,000 euros and concerns 10% of taxpayers, 588,000 natural persons, 15% in addition to the current reduction, 35% instead of 20%, in assets of 150,000 to 200,000 and concerns 4, 8 of the total or 281,000 persons and 15% and 10% of the current reduction, always in relation to 2018, in assets of 200,000 to 500,000 thousand euros which corresponds to 6.7% of the total or 393,000 taxpayers”.