2024 Tax Competitiveness Index: Greece 27th of 38 OECD Countries
The country remained in the same spot from last year's list and is sandwiched between Belgium (26th) and Denmark (28th). For the 11th year in a row, Estonia ranked 1st on the Index
ΤΡΙΤΗ
09
ΣΕΠΤΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ
GREECE
Ειδήσεις, video, ειδησεις τωρα και νέα για GREECE από το pagenews.gr
-
2024 Tax Competitiveness Index: Greece 27th of 38 OECD Countries -
Greece’s Tourism Success Tied to Expanding U.S. and Asian Markets
Greece’s Tourism Success Tied to Expanding U.S. and Asian Markets
Its findings reveal that travelers to these destinations are becoming increasingly demanding, expecting high-quality travel experiences while also seeking authenticity.
-
Greece’s Island Regions Among Top EU Destinations for Foreign Tourists in 2023, Eurostat Report
Greece’s Island Regions Among Top EU Destinations for Foreign Tourists in 2023, Eurostat Report
In 2023, international tourism across the EU fully rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, with foreign visitors flocking to popular destinations. While Spain and Croatia claimed the top spots, Greece’s island regions played a significant role in attracting tourists from abroad.
-
Greece’s primary surplus exceeded 8.7 billion euros in Jan.-Sept. 2024
Greece's primary surplus exceeded 8.7 billion euros in Jan.-Sept. 2024
The net revenues are showing an over performance of 3,610 million euros or 7.7% against the target.
-
Greece Exceeds Primary Surplus Target with €8.7 Billion Surplus in First Nine Months of 2024
Greece Exceeds Primary Surplus Target with €8.7 Billion Surplus in First Nine Months of 2024
Greece’s state budget recorded a significant primary surplus of €8.74 billion for the period of January to September 2024, surpassing the government’s target of €5.3 billion.
-
New Law for Tips in the Works in Greece – Laws in Other Countries
New Law for Tips in the Works in Greece – Laws in Other Countries
The initiative comes in the wake of widespread reactions sparked by a Supreme Court decision two weeks ago, which ruled that all tips are income and therefore subject to taxation and insurance and healthcare contributions
-
Greece Posts €1.37 Billion Cash Primary Surplus in First Eight Months of 2024
Greece Posts €1.37 Billion Cash Primary Surplus in First Eight Months of 2024
Specifically, from Jan. to Aug. 2024, the central government recorded a cash surplus of 1.368 billion euros, compared to a deficit of 964 million euros in the same period of 2023.
-
Greece looks good to UK’s rich
Greece looks good to UK’s rich
Wealthy individuals mull moving their tax residence from Britain in fear of Labour’s tax reform
-
Greece to Launch 600-Mln-Euro Greenhouse Program
Greece to Launch 600-Mln-Euro Greenhouse Program
The greenhouse sector is already one of the most dynamic areas within the primary sector and presents a viable solution to the pressing issues caused by the climate crisis.
-
Greece Tops EU in Non-Performing Loans (NPLs)
Greece Tops EU in Non-Performing Loans (NPLs)
The country has 3.3% compared to the Union’s 1.9% average in the first quarter of 2024, according to a study by OCTANE Management Consultants, an Athens-based business consulting and services firm.
-
Cyprus and Greece Strengthen Healthcare Ties with New Agreements
Cyprus and Greece Strengthen Healthcare Ties with New Agreements
Cyprus and Greece signed two bilateral agreements on Thursday regarding organ transplants, Health Minister Michalis Damianou announced.
-
New U.S.-Greece LNG Deal Strengthens Europe’s Energy Security
New U.S.-Greece LNG Deal Strengthens Europe’s Energy Security
Venture Global, a U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) producer, has secured approximately 1 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of LNG
-
A step forward for the Greece Cyprus electricity cable against the backdrop
A step forward for the Greece Cyprus electricity cable against the backdrop
The landscape remains blurred on crucial points of the negotiation that will remove the uncertainties of the project
-
Greece Launches Startup Visa to Boost Foreign Investment and Tech Talent
Greece Launches Startup Visa to Boost Foreign Investment and Tech Talent
The program is anticipated to attract investors as the investment required for the Startup Visa is significantly lower, compared to the 400,000 euros necessary for the acquisition of the Golden Visa.
-
Elon Musk’s “Agony” for Greece’s Demographics and New Post
Elon Musk’s “Agony” for Greece’s Demographics and New Post
Elon Musk seems to be constantly worried about Greece’s demographics.
-
Greece Forecasts Record Tourism Revenues for 2024
Greece Forecasts Record Tourism Revenues for 2024
Greece is expecting a new record high in tourism revenues this year, with the country’s tourism minister predicting a total of 22 billion euros ($24.48 billion). This would surpass the record set in 2023, when revenues reached 20.6 billion euros.
-
Greece and Turkey to Outline New Dialogue Roadmap Amid Regional Challenges
Greece and Turkey to Outline New Dialogue Roadmap Amid Regional Challenges
In an interview with the newspaper “Ta Nea,” Gerapetritis emphasizes that despite significant disagreements, maintaining open communication channels demonstrates both parties’ commitment to stability and calm in the region.
-
Cyprus: The electrical interconnection with Greece still in limbo–Suspicion, fake news
Cyprus: The electrical interconnection with Greece still in limbo–Suspicion, fake news
Cyprus has yet to decide whether it will remain the last energy-isolated country in the EU or gain access to the European electricity market through Greece.
-
Greece Rejects Turkish Opposition to Cyprus Energy Link, Calls Project “Crucial”
Greece Rejects Turkish Opposition to Cyprus Energy Link, Calls Project “Crucial”
Greece’s Foreign Minister, George Gerapetritis, has firmly dismissed any potential obstacles to the planned electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus, asserting that the project is fully compliant with international law. This statement comes in response to concerns raised by Dimitris Natsios, leader of the NIKI party, during a parliamentary session.
