Tax
Top court approves ??bank's appeal over tax conflict
The Turkish Constitutional Court has approved Turkish ??bank?s appeal on a tax conflict with the tax authority and decided the amount of tax, penalties and default interest which was paid by the bank should be paid back to it as compensation with its legal interest.
Being good about taxes may pay off
Fearing a backlash, the government is considering a discount for taxpayers who have paid their dues
By Prokopis Hatzinikolaou
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Kolonaki restaurant owner arrested for issuing bogus receipts
The 55-year-old owner of a restaurant in Kolonaki, central Athens, has been arrested after it emerged that he and his brother, 51, had set up an elaborate system to issue fake receipts to clients since 2009.
The Financial Police discovered that the two brothers, both of whom face charges, had issued more than 15,000 receipts using the system.
EU Commission Opens Debate on Fairer Taxation
The European Commission on Wednesday said it held a first orientation debate on possible key actions to ensure a fairer and more transparent approach to taxation in the EU.
The President of the European Commission President, Jean-Claude Juncker, has made the fight against tax evasion and avoidance a top political priority of his Commission.
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Finance Minister: Flat tax rate to go down from 16 to 14 pct as of January 1, 2019
The flat tax rate will go down from 16 percent to 14 percent as of January 1, 2019, Minister of Public Finances Darius Valcov announced at the government meeting for the presentation of the draft amendments to the Tax Code and the Tax Procedure Code.
Photo credit: (c) LIVIU SOVA / AGERPRES FLOW
PM's advisor Socol: Government takes measures to consolidate middle class
The tax alleviation steps taken by the Government aim at consolidating the middle class and increasing the purchasing power of vulnerable categories, prime minister's advisor Cristian Socol declared to AGERPRES.
Photo credit: (c) SIMION MECHNO / AGERPRES ARCHIVE
How does your govt spend your taxes?
BBC and the IIB studio took a close look at the tax spending of 10 countries, including Greece, to compare where the taxes go. Greek taxes are $24 (27% of daily wage) per day compared to Germany's whopping $62 (40%).
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Greece vs. its creditors, points of agreement and discontent
The chances of a compromise solution for Athens are slim at the Eurogroup meeting on Monday.
Non-toxic points of compromise
1. Taxation
Govt uses football lingo to say: Don’t expect decision at Monday’s Eurogroup
SDOE to receive more power to go after tax evaders
The government is preparing legislation to give the Financial Crimes Squad (SDOE) greater powers so it can impose penalties on tax evaders, while also offering suspects incentives to pay off their debts quickly, Kathimerini understands.
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