Incentive

The President of SEV is calling for the amendment of the Development Law and the inclusion of large investments with tax incentives in it, given the termination of the Recovery Fund and as a measure to close the investment gap that the country continues to present against the rest of Europe despite the significant improvement of the last five years.

The government is about to boost Greece's startup environment through a series of measures included in a new National Economy and Finance Ministry bill.

The "favorable arrangements" announced by governments always concern those who have not been consistent with their obligations toward the state and need a second chance. The state is doing well to grant it to them.

While the figures from the registry authorities show that 2024 will set a new low in the number of births, the government is currently looking for measures that will strengthen the policy which is summed up by the "one more child" motto.

A new incentive and reward system for public sector employees was presented by the Interior Minister Niki Kerameus and Deputy Interior Minister Vivi Charalampogianni during the Ministerial Council meeting Monday. 

The way of transition will depend on the link between the monthly fee and the promotion of other benefits or incentives

As it emerged from the constructive debate in Parliament on Friday, government incentives to attract foreign capital, such as the Golden Visa program, have ended up causing more distortions in the property market than benefiting the national economy.

The acuteness of the housing crisis, but also the traces of opacity, justify a complete revision of the current regime.

The support provided under the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Organization (KOSGEB) will be increased by at least 100 percent in line with the country's growth targets, Industry and Technology Minister Mehmet Fatih Kacır has said.

The incentives to attract capital to Greece known as the Golden Visa program were justified in an economy struggling to emerge from bankruptcy.

In an environment of frenzied property price increases and pockets of overtourism, it causes more distortions than it helps.

It is not the kind of investment the country needs.

A recent survey sheds light on the evolving trends in Christmas bonuses among Bulgarian employers, indicating a shift in their approach towards year-end rewards.