Alexis Patelis
K.M., the Ministers and their “restrained words,” the banks (news next year), Pappas… everywhere Pappas, the AVAX vs. EKTER Feud, and updates from London
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Airbnb generates €830 million in tax revenue from short-term rentals in Greece
In recent years, tax revenues from short-term rentals in Greece have surged dramatically. Tax earnings from Airbnb-style rentals have increased more than tenfold since 2017, according to Giorgos Pitilís, head of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE).
‘Tiresias’ is coming for delinquent tenants – What is the new electronic file
The government is developing a new “Tiresias” system for property tenants, aimed at helping landlords avoid those who leave rent and utility bills unpaid.
PM to meet Israel's business elite on visit
On his first trip overseas after the coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will have private meetings on Tuesday in Israel with three of the country's largest business and investment groups, namely the Jerusalem Venture Partners, AMPA Capital and ELBIT Systems at the iconic Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem Hotel.
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New package of up to 15 billion euros in pipeline
The government is drafting a new batch of measures to support workers and businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic in addition to what has already been announced and implemented.
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Experienced economist appointed Greek PM's chief adviser
Alexis Patelis, an experienced economist is to undertake the role of chief economic adviser to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, it was announced on Monday.
Patelis secured a doctorate in economics from Princeton University where he studied under the former Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke after post-graduate studies in the UK.