On Property Tax
"After its pre-election pledge to raise the minimum salary to 751 euros per month, two more of the government’s promises have now been postponed for 2016: the abolition of the Single Property Tax (ENFIA), which will continue this year as it was in 2014, and the increase in the income tax-free threshold to 12,000 euros per year, which won’t happen until next year", Kathimerini
Related, Piraeus Port Privatisation
More on privatisations
Washington, Moscow and the Oil, Forbes
Professor Sir Christopher Pissarides on the impact of a Grexit on incomes
Reuters - "a senior euro zone official involved in the talks said that to secure any deal, Greece would have to make a substantial concession on at least one of three disputed issues - pensions, labor market reform and taxation".
Cash transfer decree and the Constitution
A "Holiday Tax" or illegal accommodation tax
Protagon - Γιατί είναι αδύνατη μια γρήγορη ενδιάμεση συμφωνία
Reuters - Eurogroup's Dijsselbloem says Greece will not make it without aid
Vote on Re-Opening National TV Station, ERT
Athens University overtime investigation
in.gr poll (vote count as at 10am UK time, 29 April):
If the government and the country's lenders do not come to an agreement, what should be done to break the deadlock?
Referendum 3621 33.83%
New elections 1724 16.11%
Government of National Unity 5007 46.79%
I do not know / No answer 350 3.27%
Total: 10702
The Uncompromising Lafazanis "Pro-Rupture" article, The Greek Analyst
Holding firm, The Telegraph
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