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Revenue 6.6 billion euros of tax sought by the Government in 2011

Measures of 9.65 billion including the draft budget for 2011, filed Monday (10/04) in the House. According to reports, the text incorporates measures agreed in the memorandum, with a claimed what would ultimately become the transfer of goods and services from low to high rate. 
In the prevailing scenario for replacing the measure of the mass transfer of species and services by the low rate of VAT on high, including growth rate 11% to 12 or 13% , while, from next October , the increase in tax on heating oil, but with a heating allowance to poor.
In text of the draft will be incorporated along with the impact of some of the steps taken this year, the forecast for additional income taxes of EUR 6.6 billion, while in front of expenditure cuts to reach 2.55 billion.
The Minister of Finance , in an interview with " Step ", said the government will try to implement the commitment of the Prime Ministerfor increases in low income as soon as possible, and clarifies that in the 2011 budget there will be no further wage cuts.
The draft will announce Monday incorporating the measures already announced and included in the Memorandum. What I can say is that certainly there will be no wage cuts , "notes George Papakonstantinou. 
The economic team expects additional revenue of: 
• 1.3 billion from taxes to arbitrary and semi 
• 700 million from the rights and licenses gaming 
• 600 million from the special levy on profitable companies 
• 450 million of tax records and accounts identifying all revenue 
• 400 million the increase in objective values 
​​• 250 million from increased luxury tax and the taxation of royalties in kind 
• 300 million from the imposition of green taxes. 
Also saved: 
• 300 million from the "knife" in consumer spending Ministries 
• 100 million from the single payment scheme to the State 
• 100 million from freezing pensions 
• 500 million to local authorities from applying Kalikratis 
• 150 million in cuts to higher pensions 
• 500 million euro cuts in public investment.

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