Government Announces €1.5 Billion Tax Cuts and Income Support Measures for 2025

Government Announces €1.5 Billion Tax Cuts and Income Support Measures for 2025

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The Ministry of Economy and Finance has announced a €1.5 billion tax cut and a series of measures to increase disposable income for workers and pensioners in 2025, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonian

Building on robust economic growth and efforts to combat tax evasion, the initiative includes 18 tax reductions and seven income support measures designed to provide permanent and equitable financial relief.

Since 2019, the government has eliminated or reduced over 70 taxes, emphasizing its commitment to fostering economic stability and supporting citizens.

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